django-nsync
Django NSync provides a simple way to keep your Django Model data ‘n-sync with N external systems.
Features
Includes:
Synchronise models with data from external systems
Create, update or delete model objects
Modify relational fields
Allow multiple systems to modify the same model object
CSV file support out of the box
Ships with commands to process a single CSV file or multiple CSV files
No need for more code
Nsync does not require you to inherit from special classes, add ‘model mapping’ objects or really define anything in Python
Not-included:
Export (to CSV or anything else for that matter)
There are other packages that can do this
Why do you want the data out? Isn’t that what your application is for? ;-)
Admin integration
There isn’t much to this package, if you want to add the models to your admin pages it is probably better if you do it (that’s what I’ve done in my use case)
Not-yet included:
Other file formats out of the box
Love it or hate it, CSV is ubiquitous and simple (its limitations also force simplicity)
The CSV handling part is separated from the true NSync part, so feel free to write your own lyrics-from-wav-file importer.
Intricate data format handling
E.g. parsing date times etc
This can be side-stepped by creating @property annotated handlers though (see the examples from more info)
Documentation
The full documentation is at https://django-nsync.readthedocs.org.
Credits
Tools used in rendering this package:
Cookiecutter Used to create the initial repot
cookiecutter-pypackage Used by Cookiecutter to create the initial repo
For helping me make sense of the python pacakging world (and the bad practices codified in some of the tools/blogs out there):
Hynek Schlawack Whose blog posts on packaging Python apps etc were indispensible
Ionel Cristian Maries (sorry, too lazy for unicode) Whose blog post on python packaging was also indispensible
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