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Django Dump Load UTF-8

Django provides great database management, however, the dumpdata and loaddata commands do not use utf-8 encoding. Thus, many data are not able to dump and load.

Feel sorry that I'm not able to provide Django a patch, for the contribution guide is too long to read. If anyone has time, please help me to merge it to Django.

Installation

pip install django-dump-load-utf8

Usage

Add to INSTALLED_APPS

# settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    '...',
    'django_dump_load_utf8',
    '...',
]

Use as a manage.py command

manage.py dumpdatautf8 --output data.json

# In another database
manage.py loaddatautf8 data.json

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