qronos-django 1.2.1

Django package for using the QRonos Python Client

qronos-django

Django package for using the QRonos Python Client

Installation

This package can be installed via pip:

pip install qronos-django

Add to your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    "qronos_django",
    ...
]

Required Settings

QRONOS_HOST

Default: "dev.qronos.xyz"

The URL host of the QRonos instance.

QRONOS_USER

Default: ""

The username with which to authenticate.

QRONOS_PASSWORD

Default: ""

The password with which to authenticate.

Optional Settings

QRONOS_TOKEN_CACHE_KEY

Default: "QRONOS_TOKEN"

The name of the cache key for Tokens

QRONOS_TOKEN_CACHE_FRACTION

Default: 0.8

What fraction of the total lifetime of tokens to cache. Set to 0 to disable Token caching.

QRONOS_LOGGING

Default: True

Create QRonosImportLog items in the Database to track the triggered QRonos Imports

QRONOS_ID_LOGGING

Default: False

Store the tracker/stage ID's in the QRonosImportLog items

QRONOS_DATA_LOGGING

Default: False

Store the data sent in the QRonosImportLog items

Example Usage

from qronos_django.imports import tracker_import, stage_import, delete_items
from qronos_django.tasks import update_qronos_log_status

# Import Tracker (Item) Data
# If QRONOS_LOGGING enabled then this will create a QRonosImportLog item and return it, otherwise returns None
import_log = tracker_import(
    tracker_id=24,
    unique_columns=["Part Number", "Weight"], 
    can_add_item=True,
    can_delete_item=False,
    data=[{"Part Number": "A1", "Weight": 5}, {"Part Number": "A2", "Weight": 8}],
)

# Import Stage Data
# If QRONOS_LOGGING enabled then this will create a QRonosImportLog item and return it, otherwise returns None
import_log = stage_import(
    stage_id=2,
    data=[{"Part Number": "A1", "leadtime": 5}, {"Part Number": "A2", "actual": "2020-10-26"}],
)

# Import Stage Data by Tracker Stage
# If QRONOS_LOGGING enabled then this will create a QRonosImportLog item and return it, otherwise returns None
import_log = stage_import(
    tracker_stage_id=2,
    data=[{"Part Number": "A1", "leadtime": 5}, {"Part Number": "A2", "actual": "2020-10-26"}],
)

# Delete Items
# If QRONOS_LOGGING enabled then this will create a QRonosImportLog item and return it, otherwise returns None
import_log = delete_items(
    tracker_id=2, 
    data=["A", "B"],
)

# Update (and return) status of a single QRonos Import Log.  Can pass optional qronos parameter if you already have a QRonosClient object.
status = import_log.update_import_status()

# (Async) Update Status of a set of QRonos Import Logs (note use QRonosImportLog ids, not job ids)
update_qronos_log_status.delay([125, 233])