Django Rest Framework API #23 / Override UPDATE | PUT Action | Method for ModelViewSet and ApiView.

What you will learn:
How to override UPDATE action | method inside Django REST Framework. -
How to override UPDATE action | method inside ModelViewSet.
How to override PUT action | method inside ApiView.
How to read the data that was sent through a PUT request using (request) argument then update an object and save it in the database.
Note: If you have more than on object then you need to use " url variables " with API Views like:
"localhost:8000/cars_app/cars?id=1"
and inside your put method you need to add:
id = request.query_params["id"]
# To get the object id from the url
car_object = Cars.objects.get(id=id)
# To get the object that we need to update
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[@codeenvironment]

Note: I forgot to mention that If you have more than on object then you need to use " url variables " with API Views like: "localhost:8000/cars_app/cars?id=1" and inside your put method you need to add: id = request.query_params["id"] # To get the object id from the url car_object = Cars.objects.get(id=id) # To get the object that we need to update

[@ВладиславВасилец-й7е]

намучался с этим put... Спасибо, чувак

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[@codeenvironment]

Thank you Alongkorn, I’m glad I could help 🙂.

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[@guidocaseres4466]

Hi! I can't get my car with id = 1 by going to the URL "localhost:8000/cars_app/cars/1/". I have to write "localhost:8000/cars_app/cars?id=1" and maybe for that reason I can't update the object. Did you edit your code to be able to do that? Thanks!

[@codeenvironment]

Please tell me what is the response you are getting when using the: “localhost:8000/cars-app/cars/1/“

[@guidocaseres4466]

@@codeenvironment I have a response with all Car objects. Here is my code: def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs): try: id = request.query_params["id"] if(id != None): auto = Cars.objects.get(id = id) serializer = CarsSerializador(auto) except: autos = self.get_queryset() serializer = CarsSerializador(autos, many = True) return Response(serializer.data)

[@codeenvironment]

Good, so if you have more than on object then you need to use url variables with API Views like: "localhost:8000/cars_app/cars?id=1" and inside your put method you need to add: id = request.query_params["id"] car_object = Cars.objects.get(id=id) after that you should be able to update.

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