django-cfdi
django-cfdi is a tool for friendly work with CFDI's.
Installation
pip install django-cfdi
Crear un virtualenv e instalar requirements_dev.txt
Activar validación de CFDI's
Para poder utilizar la función cfdi.utils.validar_cfdi es necesario especificar las siguientes variables en su archivo settings.py y pueden variar los valores dependiendo de su instalación del proyecto validacfdi-cli (https://gitlab.com/admintotal/validacfdi-cli)
CFDI_NODE_BIN = "/home/root/.nvm/versions/node/v12.14.1/bin/node"
CFDI_VALIDADOR_PATH = "/srv/Projects/validacfdi-cli/index.js"
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Conseguir el archivo .pypirc (buscarlo en zulip>code)
python build.py
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