What is Intersection Observer, and why should we use it?

Now that we've set up our Django app, created an API, added token authentication to the API, and added the ability for users to view and regenerate their tokens, we can now generate some documentation for our users to view.

Assuming we've set up a basic, test endpoint on Django (see Part 1), we now want to add the ability for a user to login, see and copy their token to use, and also refresh their token on an "Account" page.

Django is fast, efficient, and with AWS Elastic Beanstalk, easy to deploy. After looking at libraries and other resources to build this API, we found that Django REST Framework (DRF) would suit our needs and be a one stop for 1) Token authentication, 2) Creating easy API endpoints/views and 3) Generating documentation. Below is a quick recap and high level overview in creating an API using DRF.

The Big O!

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