How to catch the data send by the app?

[Sagar Bhadarka]

Hello everyone
I have an API in django. When that API called by app it accept some data
from the app. For example...
Suppose user commented on some post and I want that API accept that comment
and the app also send user name with the comment so I can store it with
that username and later we can found who gave that comment. But I don't
know how to do that using generic views. I saw few examples but they used
normal functions. Can I do that with generic views?
Even I want to know that if user want to update some info then API will
accept that info and username so it can update info of that user. If there
is a way to do that with generic view then let me know. Let me know which
is the better way, generic view or normal functions?

[Jakob Damgaard Møller]

Hello sagar, i think this tutorial can help you. See this
http://www.django-rest-framework.org/tutorial/4-authentication-and-permissions/#associating-snippets-with-users

Post by Sagar Bhadarka
Hello everyone
I have an API in django. When that API called by app it accept some data
from the app. For example...
Suppose user commented on some post and I want that API accept that
comment and the app also send user name with the comment so I can store it
with that username and later we can found who gave that comment. But I
don't know how to do that using generic views. I saw few examples but they
used normal functions. Can I do that with generic views?
Even I want to know that if user want to update some info then API will
accept that info and username so it can update info of that user. If there
is a way to do that with generic view then let me know. Let me know which
is the better way, generic view or normal functions?
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