Django Rest Framework API #12 / Search | Filtering Data Inside ModelViewset.

[@MrROkeRpOweR]

you've saved me! I didn't found a straightforward way to override the methods in the web, even at official docs. New sub! Thank u so much

[@codeenvironment]

Thank you, glad I could help 🙂.

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[@codeenvironment]

Thank you Utsab 🙂, I really appreciate the support.

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Thank you 😊

[@aldorsan]

YOU ARE THE FKNG BOSS, great tutorial!!!

[@codeenvironment]

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[@Swapnil_Joshi]

if I want to filter using car brand or car model but not both, how can I do it ?

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life saver thank you. Sub earned

[@jatinchauhan5050]

What we have to pass in the url path to retrieve data

[@LifeTravel-p6u]

Does it work with lower casing as well for example '"ford" instead of "Ford"

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[@johnrobertcool]

for this url item_code/16550/ am getting Page not found error

[@codeenvironment]

Change the under score “_” to hyphen “-“ . An underscore should never be part of a URL.

[@johnrobertcool]

@@codeenvironment but I can able to get all the data /item_code/ . If under score issue means . How i got this output

[@codeenvironment]

Can you please share your code with me through the email.

[@szymonslominski8830]

Typing error: def retrieve(self, ...). There is always a red line on the right side of the screen if you make such a mistake.

[@mrigendraprasad1877]

what should be the url for this

[@uppalavasavi4611]

Thank you so much!

[@alexburla1973]

Just want to point that your examples with using retrieve method are fine just for quick examples but using it for something except retrieving object data is not a normal RESTful behaviour. Not sure if you mentioned it in the video so leaving this here in the comment :)

[@aakashbhaikatti2823]

Great explanations. But how can I utilise these in front end?

[@codeenvironment]

Sorry Aakash, I actually replied to your question but I'm not sure why it wasn't submitted. Filtering is mainly used to get only the necessary data from your API or database, so as a frontend developer, the more precise the data the easier to handle and view, so instead of receiving a punch of objects and having to iterate through them in order to get what you want, you just need to send the corresponding parameters with the request to your API and get back the result. Please let me know if you need further explanation.

[@aakashbhaikatti2823]

I tried the solution you provided but wasn't able to get output as needed. Even it says 'Serializer object has not attribute get_category'.

[@codeenvironment]

Please email your code to me, so I can check it out .

[@aakashbhaikatti2823]

Sure..

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[@codeenvironment]

Thanks Niko, please share your email with me and I’ll give you some hints .

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