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Django RESTful Web Services
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Django RESTful Web Services

by Gastón C. Hillar
January 2018
Intermediate to advanced
326 pages
7h 38m
English
Packt Publishing
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Making requests that use customized paginated results

Launch Django's development server. If you don't remember how to start Django's development server, check the instructions in Chapter 3, Creating API Views, in the Launching Django's development server section.

Now, we will compose and send an HTTP GET request to retrieve the first page for the drones with the value for the limit query parameter set to 500. This value is higher than the maximum limit we established:

    http GET ":8000/drones/?limit=500"  

The following is the equivalent curl command:

    curl -iX GET "localhost:8000/drones/?limit=500"

The code in the get method for the views.DroneList class-based view will use the new settings we added to enable the customized offset/limit pagination, ...

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