Django example

[timkofu]

Hi,

I added a Django example to README.md

Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Include a Django view sample demonstrating GET and POST handlers for WhatsApp webhook challenge and update callbacks in README

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Introduces a new Django integration example in the README to demonstrate setting up a webhook endpoint with CSRF exemption and method handling using the WHATSAPP service.

Sequence diagram for Django WhatsApp webhook endpoint handling

sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant DjangoView as "Django whatsapp_endpoint view"
participant WhatsAppService as "WHATSAPP service"
User->>DjangoView: HTTP GET /whatsapp_endpoint
DjangoView->>WhatsAppService: webhook_challenge_handler(verify_token, challenge)
WhatsAppService-->>DjangoView: (response_content, status_code)
DjangoView-->>User: HttpResponse(response_content, status_code)

User->>DjangoView: HTTP POST /whatsapp_endpoint
DjangoView->>WhatsAppService: webhook_update_handler(update, hmac_header)
WhatsAppService-->>DjangoView: (response_content, status_code)
DjangoView-->>User: HttpResponse(response_content, status_code)

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add Django webhook example section to README	Insert “Django example” heading Include required Django imports and service instantiation comments Apply csrf_exempt and require_http_methods decorators Implement GET handler for webhook challenge Implement POST handler for webhook updates	README.md

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• Adjust the require_http_methods decorator to use the positional argument (e.g. require_http_methods(["GET", "POST"])) instead of the named 'request_method_list' to match Django’s API.
• Add a quick example of how to wire this view into urls.py so users see how to route the whatsapp_endpoint in their Django URL configuration.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Adjust the require_http_methods decorator to use the positional argument (e.g. require_http_methods(["GET", "POST"])) instead of the named 'request_method_list' to match Django’s API.
- Add a quick example of how to wire this view into urls.py so users see how to route the whatsapp_endpoint in their Django URL configuration.

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[david-lev]

Hi @timkofu — thanks so much for this excellent contribution! 🙏
The Django example is really helpful and well done. I’m planning to expand our docs to include dedicated “Guides” sections for popular frameworks like Django, Flask, aiohttp, etc.
I intend to create a separate Guides page in the docs (not within the README), and reference it from the README to keep things tidy. Your example would be the first entry on that page. Would you be comfortable if I move it over there in a future PR?
Thanks again for your contribution — it’s greatly appreciated!

[timkofu]

Hi @david-lev

I intend to create a separate Guides page in the docs (not within the README), and reference it from the README to keep things tidy. Your example would be the first entry on that page. Would you be comfortable if I move it over there in a future PR?

Yes of course. That is perfect.

This is a great software, thanks for making it.