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Django 3 Web Development Cookbook - Fourth Edition
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Django 3 Web Development Cookbook - Fourth Edition

by Aidas Bendoraitis, Jake Kronika
March 2020
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
17h 17m
English
Packt Publishing
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As you see, the get() and get_page() methods are largely generic, so we could create a generic FilterableListView class with these methods in the core app. Then, in any app that requires a filterable list, we could create a class-based view that extends FilterableListView to handle such scenarios. This extending class would define only the form_class and template_name attributes and the get_queryset_and_facets() method. Such modularity and extensibility represent two of the key benefits of how class-based views work.

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