django-importexport-flow
Declarative export and import for Django: ExportDefinition (ContentType, manager, filters, ExportConfigTable columns, optional ExportConfigPdf); ImportDefinition with a tabular import wizard and ImportRequest audit. Admin CSV / XLSX / JSON table export.
Documentation: docs/README.md
Install
pip install django-importexport-flow
INSTALLED_APPS = [
# ...
"django.contrib.contenttypes",
"django_boosted",
"django_importexport_flow",
]
python manage.py migrate django_importexport_flow
Documentation index
| Topic | Doc |
|---|---|
| Install & settings | docs/installation.md |
| Purpose | docs/purpose.md |
| Repository layout | docs/structure.md |
| Filters & admin export | docs/filters-and-export.md |
| Import wizard | docs/import-data.md |
| Development | docs/development.md |
| AI / tooling notes | docs/AI.md |
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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