How is a Django project made using someone else's API?

Question

Django

I want to make my own project that uses a free API, collects this data at regular intervals (because there are limits), processes it and gives it to the client. I use Django as a framework.
I have already worked with their API by writing my script with requests and cached the data - everything works.
Now I want to understand how to correctly implement the project structure, as I described in the 1st paragraph.
Most of all, it is not clear to me whether I should access the API outside of Django, write data somewhere, and Django will already access the database (for example). Or Django should work directly with the API, respecting caching, etc.
I have not yet had experience in developing such applications, but I really want to try. Tell me where to start? What libraries should be used and what is the order of development?

Answer 1

something like this , but it all depends on the tasks
, usually third-party resources are robbed in the background, there are options for Python:
1) just Gearman / RabbitMQ queues (there are excellent manuals)
2) Celery , well integrated with Dzhanga, but still complicated

Answer 2

API has
- restrictions on requests that you do not fit into
- stupid
= save to ourselves, give the user from our database
if not
- we request the API directly in the view