Caps in model name are not displayed

[masaruduy]

ex: My model name is called userType but when I use it with the DjangoRestMultipleModels view, I get: { "usertype": [ { "id": 1, Perhaps I'm doing something wrong?

[MattBroach]

You're not doing anything wrong: for standardization purposes, the auto label creation from the model runs .lower() on the model name. If having the caps is important, you can manually specify the label as a third option:

queryList = [
    (userType.objects.all(), userTypeSerializer, 'userType'),
    ....
]

[masaruduy]

Got it thanks!

On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 12:54 PM, Matt Nishi-Broach < notifications@github.com> wrote:

You're not doing anything wrong: for standardization purposes, the auto label creation from the model runs .lower() on the model name. If having the caps is important, you can manually specify the label as a third option:

queryList = [ (userType.objects.all(), userTypeSerializer, 'userType'), .... ]

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