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django-import-export-extensions

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Description

django-import-export-extensions extends the functionality of django-import-export adding the following features:

  • Import/export resources in the background via Celery
  • Manage import/export jobs via Django Admin
  • DRF integration that allows to work with import/export jobs via API
  • Support drf-spectacular generated API schema
  • Additional fields and widgets (FileWidget, IntermediateManyToManyWidget, IntermediateManyToManyField)

Installation

To install django-import-export-extensions, run this command in your terminal:

$ pip install django-import-export-extensions

Add import_export and import_export_extensions to INSTALLED_APPS

# settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...,
    "import_export",
    "import_export_extensions",
)

Run migrate command to create ImportJob/ExportJob models and collectstatic to let Django collect package static files to use in the admin.

$ python manage.py migrate
$ python manage.py collectstatic

Usage

Prepare resource for your model

# apps/books/resources.py
from import_export_extensions.resources import CeleryModelResource

from .. import models


class BookResource(CeleryModelResource):

    class Meta:
        model = models.Book

Use CeleryImportExportMixin class and set resource_class in admin model to import/export via Django Admin

# apps/books/admin.py
from django.contrib import admin

from import_export_extensions.admin import CeleryImportExportMixin

from .. import resources


@admin.register(models.Book)
class BookAdmin(CeleryImportExportMixin, admin.ModelAdmin):
    resource_class = resources.BookResource

Prepare view sets to import/export via API

# apps/books/api/views.py
from .. import resources

from import_export_extensions.api import views


class BookExportViewSet(views.ExportJobViewSet):
    resource_class = resources.BookResource


class BookImportViewSet(views.ImportJobViewSet):
    resource_class = resources.BookResource

Don't forget to configure Celery if you want to run import/export in background

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License:

  • Free software: MIT license