Using Overriden Serializer in custom Object Serializer

[Marco Lindley]

Hi,

This is more of a question on how to use the package then a potential issue with the package

I have overriden my product serializer like so:

class ProductSerializer(product.ProductSerializer):
    price = serializers.SerializerMethodField()
    stockrecords = product.ProductStockRecordSerializer(many=True, required=False)

    def get_price(self, instance):
        request = self.context.get("request")
        strategy = Selector().strategy(request=request, user=request.user)

        ser = checkout.PriceSerializer(
            strategy.fetch_for_product(instance).price,
            context={'request': request})

        return ser.data

And defined

OSCARAPI_OVERRIDE_MODULES = ["apps.OscarCustoms.oscarapi"]

and the product end point has been properly overwritten and outputs the desired json ( see https://stage.ski-family.fr/api/products/210/ )

Now I would like to add this piece of json to a custom object serializer by passing my product serializer to the field corresponding to a product.

I have tried the following:

from apps.OscarCustoms.oscarapi.serializers.product import ProductSerializer


class LessonSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    variation = ProductSerializer()
    meeting_point = MeetingPointSerializer()
    level = LevelSerializer()
    instructor = InstructorSerializer()

    class Meta:
        model = Lesson
        fields = '__all__'

How ever this ends up giving me an AppRegistryNotReadyError when running tests and a maximum depth recursion error when loading my drf-yasg doc.

Any pointers on why this could be happening and the right way to load in the overriden serializer ?

[Martijn Jacobs]

Does it help when you try it like this:

from oscarapi.utils.loading import get_api_class

ProductSerializer = get_api_class("serializers.product", "ProductSerializer")

[Martijn Jacobs]

@MLI-DS Did you try the above and did it help?

[Martijn Jacobs]

Closing issue due to inactivity