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burke-software/django-report-builder: This is a github mirror for django-report-builder which is hosted on Gitlab. Django Report Builder is a GUI for Django ORM. Build custom queries and display results. Targets sys admins and capable end users who might not be able to program.
A GUI for Django ORM. Build custom queries and display results. Targets sys admins and capable end users who might not be able to program or gain direct interactive shell access.
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- Added Django 3.0 and 3.1 support. Django 1.11 and 2.2 are still supported. This will likely be the last release to support 1.11.
- Fixed admin widgets (Thanks predatell)
- Angular updated to version 8
- Added Django 2.2 support. Django 1.11 and 2.1 are still supported.
- Unit tests finally run in Python 3.7 thanks to Celery supporting it
- Angular updated to version 7
View more on the CHANGELOG.
What is Django Report Builder?
- Add filters
- Add display fields
- Preview and create xlsx reports
- Uses Django permissions models - Staff users must have "change" or "view" permission to view reports. Unprivileged users can still build reports and see database schema.
- Report builder is intended for generally trusted staff users and requires is_staff to be set.
- Export to Report global admin action
- Scheduled reports can generate and send to users on cron like schedule
- Optional asynchronous report generation
http://django-report-builder.readthedocs.org/
Google group.
Contributing
This package uses Django in Docker and Angular CLI for development purposes.
- Start docker
docker-compose up
- Migrate and create an admin user
docker-compose run --rm web ./manage.py migrate
- Start the Angular CLI server. Ensure Node is installed.
cd js, yarn, yarn start
- Django runs on port 8000 by default. Go to localhost:8000/admin and log in.
- Angular runs on port 4200. Now that you are logged in, go to localhost:4200
More detailed instructions are at here
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