General
- You have been supplied with two demos, each presenting a key new feature.
- blogapi-permissions demonstrates how to restrict access to portions of your APIs data.
- blogapi-postgres demonstrates switching over to using postgres vs sqlite
- Your job is to merge the functionality of both demos.
- Customize your project to use different application features/models than Blog and Post
Django REST Framework
- Make your site a DRF powered API as you did in previous lab.
- Adjust project's permissions so that only authenticated user's have access to API.
- Add a custom permission so that only author of blog post can update or delete it.
- Add ability to switch user's directly from browsable API.
Docker
-
NOTE Refer to demo for built out Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml examples.
-
create Dockerfile based off python:3.8-slim
-
create docker-compose.yml to run Django app as a web service.
-
enter docker-compose up --build to start your site.
-
add postgres 11 as a service
- Note: It is not required to include a volume so that data can persist when container is shut down.
-
Go to browsable api and confirm site properly restricts users based on their permissions.
Daniel Dills, Prabin Singh, Wondwosen Tsige, Michael Ryan, Garfield Grant