Designing a RESTful API to interact with a simple SQLite database

Imagine that we have to start working on a mobile app that has to interact with a RESTful API to perform CRUD operations with games. We don't want to spend time choosing and configuring the most appropriate ORM (short for Object-Relational Mapping); we just want to finish the RESTful API as soon as possible to start interacting with it in our mobile app. We really want the games to persist in a database but we don't need it to be production-ready, and therefore, we can use the simplest possible relational database, as long as we don't have to spend time making complex installations or configurations.

We need the shortest possible development time. Django Rest Framework (DRF) will allow us to easily accomplish this task and start making HTTP requests to our first version of our RESTful web service. In this case, we will work with a very simple SQLite database, the default database for a new Django Rest Framework project.

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