resource: fix container resource not including children #42
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The issue was that the queryset it was building was based on self.model rather than the base class: Model. self.model was just Container, so that meant it ended up building a queryset that included only sublcasses of Container which ... is only Container, so it returned no children at all. Also the super().__init__(request, container) call populates the Resource dict with data from the base object (the Container), so move the children under a list (using the key "children"). Closes #41
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The issue was that the queryset it was building was based on self.model rather than the base class: Model.
self.model was just Container, so that meant it ended up building a queryset that included only sublcasses of Container which ... is only Container, so it returned no children at all.
Also the super().init(request, container) call populates the Resource dict with data from the base object (the Container), so move the children under a list (using the key "children").
Closes #41