Django REST Framework - Serializer subclasses and Aggregated API data

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[@ddkinput]

nice, it is better to use Aggregated data in the class model as @property function .

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I think it might be best to avoid aggregating across data from >1 model within a model property - perhaps you could write a custom Manager method for that?

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