Integrating the GoodGrids API with a Django application is very simple. The official django-goodgrids
API is available to make this painless.
django-goodgrids
These integrations require the django-goodgrids
API. You can install it by running
pip install django-goodgrids
You can also add django-goodgrids
to the requirements.pip
file in your project to make sure that this API library gets installed.
Let's assume your Django application already has a class-based view DownloadDataCSVView
that returns a CSV file for your users to download. To create a view that let's your users download Excel files, use the following snippet:
from django_goodgrids.views import DownloadDataAsExcelView
class DownloadDataAsExcelView(GoodGridsExcelExportViewMixin, DownloadDataCSVView):
goodgrids_api_url = 'https://goodgrids.com/create-excel-file/3a6c0d9ac7c74d'
excel_file_name = 'data.xlsx'
Make sure to set goodgrids_api_url
to your actual API URL.
You can then include this in your urls.py
:
url(r'^download-data-as-excel-file/?$',
views.DownloadDataAsExcelView.as_view(),
name='download_data_as_excel_file'),
Let's assume your Django application already has a function-based view named download_data_as_csv_view
that returns a CSV file for your users to download. To create a view that let's your users download Excel files, use the following snippet:
from django_goodgrids.views import create_goodgrids_excel_export_view
download_data_as_excel_view = create_goodgrids_excel_export_view(
csv_export_view=download_data_as_csv_view,
goodgrids_api_url='https://goodgrids.com/create-excel-file/3a6c0d9ac7c74d',
excel_file_name='data.xlsx',
)
Make sure to set goodgrids_api_url
to your actual API URL.
You can then include this in your urls.py
:
url(r'^download-data-as-excel-file/?$',
views.download_data_as_excel_view,
name='download_data_as_excel_file'),
You can also integrate the GoodGrids API into your python application manually.
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