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For my current project (stack = Django + API + Vuejs), up to now I used GraphQL for my API (over Django, with graphene-django). But this library and other linked one (such as the one that handles JWTs) are quite abandoned, with bugs and weird things so to be more confident in the future I decided to switch to the well-known Django DRF.

The thing is, I'm now quite used to GraphQL system of queries and mutations, which is (maybe because I'm used to it) quite simple in its design and when it comes to start with DRF, I feel kinda lost.

Indeed, I think I understood the easiest way is to use both ModelSerializer and ModelViewSet but... I feel it's hiding lots of things under the hood. Like it has default methods (list(), retrieve(),...).

What if I want to controll all this by defining only the necessary ? Moreover, I have really specific needs.

For instance, update is not just giving all the arguments, update the model and TADAAA. For specific fields I have to perform specific actions. (e.g.: if a particular field is modified, send a mail,...)

Maybe the best way for my use case is to use simple views, I mean, like it is explained in the Trade-offs, using function based views might be the closest way to what I did with GraphQL ?

1 function = 1 view (URL) ?

Is that it ?

Thanks in advance for your clarifications.

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