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# django-genericimports
STATUS: beta6
Django application to import data regardless of data/field/thirdparty types or headers. This importer is focused on functionality, completeness, data cleanliness and reporting, not on speed itself.
Check the documentation at: http://django-genericimports.rtfd.org/
# How to install
$ pip install django-genericimports
# License
This application is licensed in BSD 2-Clause license. This application was developed while at work on Havas Worldwide London, so part of the kudos goes to them as well.
# Authors
Oscar Carballal Prego <oscar.carballal@gmail.com>
Max Barry <max.barry@havasww.com>
1 maintainer
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