Django rest framework: correctly handle incoming array of model ids
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You can consider doing the same thing for your application. It may be a better user experience to have immediate action taken like SO, or a "batch" request like with gmail's check boxes.
I have a question about REST design in general and specifically what the best way to implement a solution is in Django Rest Framework.  Here it the situation:
Say I have an app for keeping track of albums that the user likes.  In the browser, the user sees a list of albums and each one has a check box next to it.  Checking the box means you like the album.  At the bottom of the page is a submit button.  
I want the submit button to initiate an AJAX request that sends tp my API endpoint a list of the ids (as in, the Djano model ids) of the albums that are liked by the user.  
My question is, is this a standard approach for doing this sort of thing (I am new to web stuff and REST in particular).  In other words, is there a better way to handle the transmission of these data than to send an array of ids like this?  As a corollary, if this is an alright approach, how does one implement this in Django Rest Framework in a way which is consistent with its intended methodology.  
I am keeping this question a little vague (not presenting any code for the album serializer, for example) intentionally because I am looking to learn some fundamentals, not to debug a particular piece of code.
Thanks a lot in advance!