Use Django and the Django REST Framework to build an API of books.

1. Fork and clone this repository.
2. Change into the new directory.
3. Set up a virtual environment and install dependencies.
4. Fulfill the listed requirements.

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Create a new Django project and app. Define a Book model and create a few instances through the admin interface.

Don't forget to create a new database and user in Postgres!

Install the djangorestframework module for the next section.

Define a ModelSerializer for your Book Model.

Note: Do not use the HyperlinkedModelSerializer serializer. That serializer is for linked models. Here we have just a plain model.

Once you have your model and serializer in place, use the generic views to create your views and URLs.

Make it so you can perform full CRUD on your Book model (without needing to be logged in).

Implement a User model with authentication. Users should be able to create an account, sign in (through the API, not a UI), and get a token.

Set up permissions so that any user can read books from your database (both list and detail), but only authenticated users can create, update, or delete books.

Implement one of the following as a bonus. When you finish, implement the rest!

• Validation
• Throttling
• Pagination
• Filtering

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