Generic relation and reverse resource URI?

[Stodge]

I'm trying to use generic relations with TastyPie but I'm not having much luck. My models are:

class CalendarEntry(models.Model):
    # Mappings between content and an event entry.
    content_type    = models.ForeignKey(ContentType, verbose_name='content type')
    object_id       = models.PositiveIntegerField()
    content_object  = generic.GenericForeignKey('content_type', 'object_id')
    field           = models.CharField(max_length=64)
    ....



class Event(ProtectedModel):
    event = generic.GenericRelation(CalendarEntry)
    ....



My resources are:

class CalendarEntryResource(...):
    content_object = GenericForeignKeyField({
        Event: EventResource
    }, 'content_object', null=True, blank=True)
    ....



class EventResource(...):
    # How do I define event here?
    #event = fields.ForeignKey('CalendarEntryResource', 'event', full=False, null=False, blank=False, unique=False)



When I perform an HTTP GET for the events:

 

    /event/api/v1/event/


I get:

• objects: 

  [

  • {

    • _content_excerpt: "<p>d</p>",
    • author: "/accounts/api/v1/user/5/",
    • content: "<p>d</p> ",
    • created: "2016-03-05T20:37:43.470623",
    • id: 1,
    • language: "en",
    • resource_uri: "/event/api/v1/event/1/",
    • title: "Text",
    • updated: "2016-03-05T20:37:43.470650"

    }

  ]

But the event field (generic object) is missing. How do I get it included in the resource?

If I get all calendar entries:

    /calendar/api/v1/calendar-entry/

I get:

• objects: 

  [

  • {

    • all_day: true,
    • calendars: 

      [

      • "/calendar/api/v1/calendar/5/"

      ],
    • colour: "#580000 ",
    • content_object: "/event/api/v1/event/1/",
    • end_date: "2016-03-30T15:37:00",
    • end_repeat: null,
    • field: "event",
    • id: 1,
    • object: "/event/api/v1/event/1",
    • object_id: 1,
    • recurring_events: [ ],
    • repeat: "NEVER",
    • resource_uri: "/calendar/api/v1/calendar-entry/1/",
    • start_date: "2016-03-09T15:37:00",
    • title: "Test",
    • url: "/event/event/1/"

    }

  ]

Which looks correct to me.

Thanks

Mike

[Stodge]

Ok, I added the following to the EventResource:

    event = fields.ManyToManyField(

        'CalendarEntryResource',

        'event',

        related_name='content_object',

        full=False

    )

Which works, but it's supposed to be a one to one mapping, so there will only ever be one CalendarEntry pointing to the Event. But if it's supposed to work this way and I don't have a choice.. :)