Python invalid_endpoint Examples

Example #1

 def patch(self, request, id=None):
     if id is not None:
         return patch_file(request, self.Model, id)
     else:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()

Example #2

 def post(self, request, id=None):
     if id is not None:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()
     else:
         return create_file(request, self.Model)

Example #3

 def delete(self, request, id=None):
     if id is not None:
         return delete_file(request, self.Model, id)
     else:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()

Example #4

File: views.py Project: verseboys/Cardpc

 def _not_implemented(request, *args, **kwargs):
     return api.invalid_endpoint()

Example #5

File: views.py Project: verseboys/Cardpc

 def put(self, request, pk=None):
     if pk is not None:
         return self._update_method(request, pk)
     else:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()

Example #6

File: views.py Project: verseboys/Cardpc

 def patch(self, request, pk=None):
     if pk is not None:
         return self._patch_method(request, pk)
     else:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()

Example #7

File: views.py Project: verseboys/Cardpc

 def delete(self, request, pk=None):
     if pk is not None:
         return self._delete_method(request, pk)
     else:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()

Example #8

File: views.py Project: verseboys/Cardpc

 def post(self, request, pk=None):
     if pk is not None:
         return api.invalid_endpoint()
     return self._create_method(request)