django-exportdata 0.2

Export model data (with selected fields) to csv file

App for export data in csv files from models with selected fields and custom filtration.

Useful for create reports and calculate some statistic data for external sources.

Requires

Python 2.6 or 2.7 and Django 1.3 and higher.

Installation

Install using pip:

$ pip install django-exportdata

Add exportdata in INSTALLED_APPS.

Examples Of Usage

Create ~/exportdata/auth.User.csv file with all model data:

$ python manage.py exportdata auth.User

Set fields for export:

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –fields=pk,model_field,get_absolute_url,method_property,fk__field

Set custom filtration (based on model manager methods and filter(field=value) filtration):

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –filters=active,paid,field=value,fk__field__gte=value

Set custom ordering:

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –ordering=-created_on,title

Set “from and to” range values primary keys (pks) for export:

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –range=1-100

Or set range with comma-separated values:

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –range=1,2,3,4,5

Set custom file path for save:

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –filepath=directory/filename.extension

Set fields when decorated models.permalink (by default get_absolute_url field). For adding the domain before data:

$ python manage.py exportdata app.model –permalinks=get_absolute_url,get_absolute_admin_url

Changes

###0.2 (2013-07-20)

• Moved many operations in methods with improvements

• Added advanced fitration for --filters option

• Added support --range option

• Added --filepath option for set file for save data

• Added --permalinks option for get models.permalink decorated fields

• Added help for all options and for the command

• Added package documentation on ReadTheDocs

###0.1 (2013-07-13)

Initial release