Description
Django-admin-csvexport is a django-admin-action, that allows you to export the items of your django-admin changelist as csv-formatted data.
Features
selectable model-fields
related models included
customizable csv-format
view or download csv-data
Installation
Install from pypi.org:
pip install django-admin-csvexport
Add csvexport to your installed apps:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
'csvexport',
...
]
Add csvexport to the actions of your modeladmin:
from csvexport.actions import csvexport
class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
...
actions = [csvexport]
Configuration
The following settings determine the depth of the model references and the value to display for empty fields:
CSV_EXPORT_REFERENCE_DEPTH = 3 CSV_EXPORT_EMPTY_VALUE = ''
The following settings define the csv-format to be used. The default values meet the unix standard csv-format:
CSV_EXPORT_DELIMITER = ',' CSV_EXPORT_ESCAPECHAR = '' CSV_EXPORT_QUOTECHAR = '"' CSV_EXPORT_DOUBLEQUOTE = True CSV_EXPORT_LINETERMINATOR = r'\n' CSV_EXPORT_QUOTING = 'QUOTE_ALL'
For the newline escape sequence use a raw-string.
For CSV_EXPORT_QUOTING use the name of one of these csv module
constants:
The csv-format can also be adjusted by the formular rendered by the csvexport admin-action. If there is no need to adjust the csv-format on each export use:
CSV_EXPORT_FORMAT_FORM = False
The formular can also be extended by a checkbox which allows to filter the resulting csv rows to be unique. Therefore use:
CSV_EXPORT_UNIQUE_FORM = True
With the following additional parameters for your ModelAdmin you could limit the fields offered by the export form and choose them to be preselected:
class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
csvexport_export_fields = [
'field_a',
'field_b,
'relational_field.field_a_on_related_model',
...
]
csvexport_selected_fields = [
'field_a',
'field_b,
'relational_field.field_a_on_related_model',
...
]
Fields of related models could be referenced by using a dot between the
relational fields and the fields to be exported:
'relation_a.relation_b.any_field'. Not defining
csvexport_export_fields means all possible fields will be regarded.
The CSV_EXPORT_REFERENCE_DEPTH value could also be adjusted in modeladmin specific manner:
class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
csvexport_reference_depth = 2
Usage
Just use it as any django-admin-action: Select your items, choose csvexport from the admin-action-bar and go. You will be led to a formular that allows you to view or download your items as csv-data.
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