Hi,
This week I started coding my project. It' available on branch
soc2012-serialization on https://github.com/grapo/django.
I'm not very familiar with git so I'm not suer that I do it right:
* I forked django repo from github
* clone it to my computer
* create new branch soc2012
* work in this branch
* push it to origin
When I want to synchronize my branch with django trunk I will fetch
master from upstream (django/django) and merge master to my branch.
It's this flow good?
Until now I coded base for Serializers and Fields. I don't include any
test or documentation so it can be hard to try it. I am pretty sure that
writing appropriate docstring will be a challenge for me :) I copied
some metaclass code from django forms and models. You can instantiate
ObjectSerializer and try to serialize some simple python objects with
it. It will serializer all fields presented in object.__dict__ and
return python native datatype. The code is still in early phase so it's
not polished and need for some refactor but if You have some tips for me
I will be very grateful.
Next week I will fix some issues, code ModelSerializer and write
documentation and test for what I done so far. I must also think about
renaming some functions so the API will be more convenient.
--
Piotr Grabowski
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