Simple Api Proxy

Steps taken and tools used

Decided to use Atom editor and Django==1.9.7
Initialized my git repository and Django project skeleton
Testing the API calls was done via Postman(Chrome extension)
I decided to look for an alternative to get the desired data and found an easy and elegant way to do so with: Requests: HTTP for Humans = > created 4 simple functions to retrieve the event, event_subscription, title and names and put these functions in an utils.py.
Since the HOST, API Token and Header format are constants for this API Proxy, I decided to put these in a constants.py and to import them to my utils.py module.
Looked into caching on the Django documentation site and found the simple per-view caching to which I could pass the results caching time of 4.2 minutes (60 * 4.2)
Wrote the function view events_with_subscriptions that uses the utils functions to retrieve and render the data with help from a basic html template
Also included the url for the final api call based on the view and with matching the event_id by using regex
It did not seem necessary to store the data by using a model in the database
Created a requirements.txt to include django and requests.
Did not create any tests

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 2 Commits
api		api
apiproxy		apiproxy
migrations		migrations
.gitignore		.gitignore
README.md		README.md
manage.py		manage.py
requirements.txt		requirements.txt