See http://django.pyexcel.org/en/latest/
Clean code could be made with this library.
El miércoles, 13 de febrero de 2019, valentin jungbluth <
valentin.a...@gmail.com> escribió:
> Thank you Andréas !
>
> I understand your comment, but it could be possible to illustrate it with
my code ? I spent 1
As Andreas suggest I try to create a function that receive a file object
and save the excel content there, Django response works like a file so when
you have a less than 7 then pass the http response and change the
headers. With celery you can store your firters on str as json file and
pass to
Thank you Andréas !
I understand your comment, but it could be possible to illustrate it with
my code ? I spent 1 week and up to now I don't find any way to solve my
issue and execute my Celery task :/
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Not directly relevant to your celery question, but I would like to point
you to a project of mine -
https://django-modelqueryform.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ It lets you build
search form that generates complex Q objects. It would replace a lot of you
GET field checking and filtering on that view
Hi,
FIrst of all - try to put all the code that is the same for both calls into
one method. This way you won't get any problems with that in the future
when you need to update the produced excel file. You can actually use the
same method in both cases because if you call the method WITHOUT delay()
Hello guys,
I'm working on my Django project and I need to integrate Celery to do
something.
I'm using Django 1.11.20.
*My context :*
I have a template page with a search form. Once you did a search, it
returns a table with search results.
It's possible to export to .xls format with/without se
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