django_api_view.py

"""
Here is the JSON structure the api is expecting

{
"tag":"test", // or whatever the tag should be
"data":
  {"
  first_name":"firstname",
  "last_name":"lastname",
  "email":"email@email.com",
  "password":"app123",
  "date_created":"06/05/1990",
  }
}
"""
from [path yo your api] import [ClassName] as cn

@csrf_exempt #  CSRF disabled for testing purposes
def api_test(request):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        try:
            c = connections['app-backend'].cursor()  # This is the database name from your settings.py page
            json_data = json.loads(request.body)
            if json_data['tag'] == 'register':
                return HttpResponse(cn().register(c, json_data))
            elif json_data['tag'] == 'test':
                return HttpResponse(cn().test())
            else:
                raise Http404
        except Exception, e:
            return HttpResponse(e)  # You will want to log this exception
        finally:
            c.close()
    elif request.method == 'GET':
      c = connections['app-backend'].cursor()
      try:
          query = urllib.unquote(request.GET.get('json'))
          json_query = ast.literal_eval(query)
          json_final = json.dumps(json_query)
          json_data = json.loads(json_final)
          if json_data['tag'] == 'account_page':
              return HttpResponse(vs().account_page(c, json_data))
          elif json_data['tag'] == 'test':
              return HttpResponse(vs().test())
          else:
              raise Http404
      except Exception, e:
          return HttpResponse(json_response = json.dumps({"success": 0, "errors": e}))
      finally:
          c.close(
    else:
        raise Http404  # I prefer to return 404 to prevent automated bots from fuzzing my site