python - Accessing comments on an object via reverse relationship with Tastypie -

i'm building api using tastypie django , i've run bit of issue.

i have model called moment (basically blog post, title , body text), , want able attach comments , retrieve them via api. i'm using django.contrib.comments django 1.6.5 , tastypie 0.11.1.

now, according tastypie documentation, this should straightforward. i've implemented pretty close that. models.py:

class moment(models.model):     """      represents moment - statement user on subject     """     zone_choices = (                     ('communication', 'communication'),                    ('direction', 'direction'),                    ('empathy', 'empathy'),                    ('flexibility', 'flexibility'),                    ('motivation', 'motivation'),                    ('ownership', 'ownership'),                    ('persistence', 'persistence'),                    ('reliability', 'reliability'),                    ('teamwork', 'teamwork'),     )        status_choices = (                       ('open', 'open'),                      ('more info', 'more info'),                      ('closed', 'closed'),     )        title = models.charfield(max_length=200)     text = models.textfield()     datetime = models.datetimefield(default=timezone.now())     zone = models.charfield(max_length=200,                             choices=zone_choices)     sender = models.foreignkey(student, blank=true, null=true, related_name="sender")     status = models.charfield(max_length=200,                               default='open',                               choices=status_choices)     recipient = models.foreignkey(sponsor, blank=true, null=true, related_name="recipient")     comments = generic.genericrelation(comment, object_id_field='object_pk')      def save(self, *args, **kwargs):         """         override save() method set recipient dynamically         """         if not self.recipient:             self.recipient = self.sender.sponsor         super(moment, self).save(*args, **kwargs)       def __unicode__(self):         return self.title      class meta:         ordering = ["-datetime"] 

and api.py:

class momentresource(baseresource):     """      moment resource     """     sender = fields.foreignkey(studentresource, 'sender', full=true, readonly=true)     comments = fields.tomanyfield('myapp.api.commentresource', 'comments', blank=true, null=true)      class meta:         """         metadata class         """         queryset = moment.objects.all()         resource_name = 'moment'         always_return_data = true         authentication = basicauthentication()         authorization = djangoauthorization()         filtering = {              'zone': all,         }   class commentresource(modelresource):     """      comment resource     """     moment = fields.toonefield(momentresource, 'moment')      class meta:         queryset = comment.objects.all()         resource_name = 'comments' 

however, comments come blank.

now, know model seems correct because in django shell, following returns comments on moment:

moment.objects.all()[0].comments.all() 

i think problem therefore in api.py, haven't been able track down. can see i've gone astray?

finally got working following:

class momentresource(baseresource):     """      moment resource     """     sender = fields.foreignkey(studentresource, 'sender', full=true, readonly=true)     comments = fields.tomanyfield('myapp.api.commentresource', 'comments', null=true, full=true)      class meta:         """         metadata class         """         queryset = moment.objects.all()         resource_name = 'moment'         always_return_data = true         authentication = basicauthentication()         authorization = djangoauthorization()         filtering = {              'zone': all,         }   class commentresource(baseresource):     """      comment resource     """     moment = fields.toonefield(momentresource, 'content_object')      class meta:         queryset = comment.objects.all()         resource_name = 'comments' 

i'm pretty sure issue returning moment object commentresource, resolved changing attribute content_object.