What?

is there some special function for sync in djagngo rest framweork

Nope , nothing built-in

1 12 123 so 1,1,1,2,2,3 ie for each file upload it reuploads old uploads too

1 12 123 so 1,1,1,2,2,3 ie for each file upload it reuploads old uploads too

1 12 123 so 1,1,1,2,2,3 ie for each file upload it reuploads old uploads too

Maybe maintain a log of files

Make users upload each file one by one, so they won't have to upload them all at once

Maintain a json files... Which will keep track the changes and addition of files and upload according to it

if user uploads "1.jpg " today clientlist=("1.jpg") then tommorow "2.jpg" clientlist=("1.jpg", "2.jpg") #1 and 2 uploaded again then day after "3.jpg" clientlist = ("1.jpg", "2.jpg", "3.jpg") # 1 2 3 all uploaded again server has 1 1 1 2 2 3 and suppose I dont upload whole clientlist, but what if there is Internet connectivity issue and 2.jpg fails to be uploaded then server never gets that

Why #1 and 2 uploaded again if user uploads "2.jpg"?

Maintain a json files... Which will keep track the changes and addition of files and upload according to it

any sample code ?

Hey, guys does anybody know how can I send list of json serialized objects in the HttpResponse? Now I have code like this: return HttpResponse(my_object, content_type="application/json") So I want to have list of objects instead of my_object. Any ideas?

Hey, guys does anybody know how can I send list of json serialized objects in the HttpResponse? Now I have code like this: return HttpResponse(my_object, content_type="application/json") So I want to have list of objects instead of my_object. Any ideas?

Serialize a list of objects instead of a single object

Use JsonResponse

Will look through now

You need to implement something like rsync For example rsync copies just files that aren't already copied into the destination

Or if it's an API, use Django Rest Framework

Do you have any examples? I have tried but it didn't work

yes, but i need it in javabased client, i was hoping for some module like localhost/sync post(1,2,3,4) it should check if 1 is available, if yes dont upload

my_list = json.dumps([ {'a': 1, 'b': 2}, {'a': 3, 'b': 4}, ]) JsonResponse would be a better idea though.

Django has serializers https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/topics/serialization/

Didn't know about this, thanks

Didn't know about this, thanks

You're welcome! 😊

Aw, doragon has at least one wholesome !command

Nope, you need to implement the logic

eh spam ?

You can always write a method to clean fields and do your checks before saving

this needs to be added in serializers.py or views.py ?

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context is a dict , so you need to use key:value to give it a sense

It makes more sense if into User serializer you will have a boolean that tells you if it's a teacher or not

it need to improvised

like localhost/upload for bob user should upload files in ./bob/ location, and for user2 in ./user2

upload = models.FileField(upload_to=user_directory_path)

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