xlsx_data_stream
A lightweight Python library for efficiently generating Excel files from large datasets or async data streams. Designed for:
- low memory usage (streams data row-by-row);
- sync and async support;
- dynamic formatting (per-column number formats, additional sheets, e.t.c).
Refer to the tests/ and get_xlsx_file_stream/get_xlsx_file_stream_async
docstrings for usage examples and details about the API. Proper documentation
currently lacks, so you might need to read the code.
Installation
Using pip:
pip install xlsx_data_stream
Using poetry:
poetry add xlsx_data_stream
Usage
Synchronous interface
from xlsx_data_stream import ColumnDescription, get_xlsx_file_stream
chunks = get_xlsx_file_stream(
[
ColumnDescription(field="a"),
ColumnDescription(field="b", number_format="0"),
ColumnDescription(field="c", number_format="0.00"),
],
[
{"a": "text", "b": 1.2345, "c": 1.2345}
for _ in range(1000)
],
)
with open("output.xlsx", "wb") as fh:
for chunk in chunks:
fh.write(chunk)
Asynchronous interface
import asyncio
from xlsx_data_stream import ColumnDescription, get_xlsx_file_stream_async
async def data():
for _ in range(1000):
yield {"a": "text", "b": 1.2345, "c": 1.2345}
async def main():
chunks = get_xlsx_file_stream_async(
[
ColumnDescription(field="a"),
ColumnDescription(field="b", number_format="0"),
ColumnDescription(field="c", number_format="0.00"),
],
data(),
)
with open("output.xlsx", "wb") as fh:
async for chunk in chunks:
fh.write(chunk)
asyncio.run(main())
convert_cell_value_to_excel_string
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from xlsx_data_stream import convert_cell_value_to_excel_string
assert convert_cell_value_to_excel_string(10, timezone.utc) == '10'
assert convert_cell_value_to_excel_string(None, timezone.utc) == ''
assert convert_cell_value_to_excel_string(
datetime(2020, 1, 1, 10, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
timezone.utc,
) == '43831.416666666664'
Mentions
- This project is heavely based on Polyconseil/xlsx_streaming.
Metadata
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