django-restframework detailview issue -

using django-rest-framework trying implement few simple apis.

following code.

issues facing is:

1. the products/(?p\d+)/ never executes productsdetailview. list of products irrespective usage of ids in urls.
2. but, when remove products/ urls, single product response. but, unfortunately cannot have products, url api removed.

i not sure wrong doing because of issue happenning. please me.

model:

class product(models.model): product_owner = models.foreignkey(user, verbose_name='user') product_imported_via = models.charfield(max_length=200, default="0", null=false, choices=product_import_source,                                         verbose_name='source of import') product_title = models.charfield(max_length=100, null=false, verbose_name='product title') product_description = models.textfield(max_length=250, verbose_name='product description') product_qty = models.integerfield(verbose_name='quantity') product_mrp = models.decimalfield(max_digits=12, decimal_places=2, verbose_name='maximum retail price') product_offer_price = models.decimalfield(max_digits=12, decimal_places=2, verbose_name='selling price') _product_discount_amount = models.floatfield(null=true, editable=false, verbose_name='discount amount',                                              db_column='product_discount_amount') _product_discount_percentage = models.integerfield(null=true, editable=false, verbose_name='disount percentage',                                                    db_column='product_discount_percentage') product_sku = models.charfield(max_length=100, null=false, unique=true, verbose_name='sku',help_text='enter product stock keeping unit') product_barcode = models.charfield(max_length=100, null=false, verbose_name='barcode') archive = models.booleanfield(default=false) 

serializer:

from rest_framework import serializers .models import product  class productsserializer(serializers.modelserializer):  class meta:     model = product     fields = ('id','product_title', 'product_description', 'product_qty', 'product_mrp',               'product_offer_price','product_discount_amount','product_discount_percentage',               'product_sku','product_barcode') 

views:

from rest_framework.views import apiview rest_framework.response import response .models import product .serializers import productsserializer django.http import http404  #create views here. class productslistview(apiview):  def get(self, request):      print('in update list')     updates = product.objects.all()     serializer = productsserializer(updates, many=true)     return response(serializer.data)   class productsdetailview(apiview):  def get_object(self, pk):     try:         return product.objects.get(pk=pk)     except product.doesnotexist:         raise http404  def get(self, request, pk):     update = self.get_object(pk)     serializer = productsserializer(update)     return response(serializer.data) 

urls:

from products.views import productslistview, productsdetailview urlpatterns = [               url(r'^admin/', admin.site.urls),               url(r'^products/', productslistview.as_view()),               url(r'^products/(?p<pk>\d+)/', productsdetailview.as_view()),           ] 

is there reason aren't using '$' signify end of string in routing?

aside that, if intending have list view , individual view each product id, should revisit django routers documentation won't need 2 routing statements achieve this.