Ben Sturmfels
b7e2ce2a4d
The relative imports make it clearer what code is within the project and where it's coming from.
24 lines
783 B
Python
24 lines
783 B
Python
from django.http import JsonResponse
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from .models import FundraisingGoal
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def view(request):
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"""JSON version of request
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"""
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keysForJSON = [ 'fundraiser_goal_amount', 'fundraiser_so_far_amount', 'fundraiser_donation_count',
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'fundraiser_donation_count_disclose_threshold' ]
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GET = request.GET
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codeNames = []
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if 'code_name' in GET:
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codeNames += GET.getlist('code_name')
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returnDict = {}
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for fundGoal in FundraisingGoal.objects.filter(fundraiser_code_name__in=codeNames):
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codeName = fundGoal.fundraiser_code_name
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returnDict[codeName] = {}
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for kk in keysForJSON:
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if hasattr(fundGoal, kk):
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returnDict[codeName][kk] = getattr(fundGoal, kk)
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return JsonResponse(returnDict)
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