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def make_csv_response(data=[], filename='export.csv'): """ Create a HTTP response for downloading a CSV file with provided data. :param data - list of rows of data :param filename - the name of the file to be downloaded How to use: >>> rows = [ ... ['CAR', 'COLOR'], ... ['Ford', 'Red'], ... ['BMW', 'Black'], ...] >>> response = make_csv_response(data=rows, filename='myfile.csv') """ f = cStringIO.StringIO() UnicodeWriter(f).writerows((unicode(item) for item in row) for row in data) response = HttpResponse(f.getvalue(), content_type='application/csv') disposition = 'attachment; filename=%s' % filename response['Content-Disposition'] = disposition return response
from bob.menu import MenuItem from bob.csvutil import make_csv_response from dj.choices import Choices import django_rq
self.venture_data is not None): return make_csv_response( data=self.export_csv(self.venture_data, self.extra_types), filename='ReportVentures.csv', )
rows.insert(0, headers) return make_csv_response( data=rows, filename=csv_conf.get('name'), )
) return make_csv_response( data=self.get_csv_data(self.devices), filename=filename, )
) return make_csv_response( data=self.get_csv_data(self.devices), filename=filename, )
src/d/j/django-bob-1.6.0/bob/data_table.py django-bob(Download)
def make_csv_response(self, data): return csvutil.make_csv_response( data=data, filename=self.csv_file_name) def do_csv_export(self, queryset):
src/r/a/ralph_pricing-HEAD/src/ralph_pricing/views/statement.py ralph_pricing(Download)
import json from bob.csvutil import make_csv_response from django.contrib import messages from django.utils.translation import ugettext_lazy as _
if self.request.GET.get('format', '').lower() == 'csv': return make_csv_response( itertools.chain(self.header, self.data), '{}.csv'.format(self.section), )
src/r/a/ralph_pricing-HEAD/src/ralph_pricing/views/reports.py ralph_pricing(Download)
from ralph_pricing.models import Statement from ralph_pricing.views.base import Base from bob.csvutil import make_csv_response import django_rq from rq.job import Job
self._format_csv_header() return make_csv_response( itertools.chain(self.header, self.data), '{}.csv'.format(self.section), )
src/r/a/ralph_pricing-1.2.8/src/ralph_pricing/views/reports.py ralph_pricing(Download)
from ralph_pricing.views.base import Base from bob.csvutil import make_csv_response import django_rq from rq.job import Job
if self.progress == 100: return make_csv_response( itertools.chain([self.header], self.data), '{}.csv'.format(self.section), )