Blingalytics
Blingalytics is an open-source Python project for building a flexible, powerful business reporting system.
Define new reports quickly by writing simple Python
Pluggable data source and caching structure - use the built-in modules or write one for your own particular needs
Output your report data to powerful HTML/JavaScript tables, with paging, sorting and more
For the full documentation, please visit it over on Read the Docs. Or if you’re feeling particularly do-it-yourself today, you can always build the docs yourself with Sphinx.
Thanks to Adly for fostering the initial development of Blingalytics as an open-source project. Blingalytics is released under the MIT License.
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