Marmir is powerful and fun
Marmir takes Python data structures and turns them into spreadsheets.
It is xlwt and google spreadsheets on steroids.
It also supports: input from Django models; taking Psycopg cursors; writing out ascii tables (like psql does); and will soon support HTML tables as output. The goal is to make it easy to generate many types of useful table files with the least amount of configuration.
Marmir melts in your mouth
Installing:
$ pip install Marmir
Talk about simple to use, wow. Marmir is just this:
import datetime
import mm
now = datetime.datetime.now().replace(microsecond=0)
my_data = [
{
'msg': "My first Row",
'id': 1,
'when': now,
},
{
'msg': "My second Row",
'id': 2,
'when': now,
},
]
mm_doc = mm.Document(my_data)
mm_doc.write("example.xls")
Same example above as lists (also node the 'order' argument works in the above as well:
my_headers = ('id', 'msg', 'when')
my_data = (
(1, "My First Row", now),
(2, "My Second Row", now)
)
mm_doc = mm.Document(my_data, order=my_headers)
mm_doc.write("example.xls")
Or you can get fancier:
import datetime
import mm
my_data = [
{
'msg': "My first Row",
'id': 1,
'when': mm.Date(datetime.datetime.now(), "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S"),
'homepage': mm.URL("https://github.com/brianray")
},
{
'msg': "My second Row",
'id': 2,
'when': datetime.datetime.now(),
'homepage': mm.URL("http://twitter.com/brianray", "Tweet Me")
},
]
mm_doc = mm.Document(my_data)
mm_doc.write("example.xls")
# also you can publish to google spreadsheats
mm_doc.write_gdata("Example Spreadsheet", "Username", "Pass")
Now for a little Django (https://www.djangoproject.com/) example:
from yourproject.models import TestModel
from mm.contrib.django.data_model import DjangoDataModel
from mm.contrib.django.grid import DjangoGrid
django_query_set = TestModel.objects.all()
mm_doc = mm.Document(django_query_set,
data_model_class=DjangoDataModel,
grid_class=DjangoGrid)
mm_doc.write("django_example.xls")
There is a lot more. Check out the Examples.
... Not in your hand
So the primary goals are:
- make XLS spreadsheets better than xlwt
- Create Spreadsheets in Google Docs
- convert python types automagically, date is a date, int is a int, string is a string, ...
- do stuff you expect like make columns wider to fit, wrap in some cases
- make stuff pretty colors and easier to read
- generate directly from Django queries
Some other stuff:
- do summaries and break out tables
- add logic and math functions
Marmir is written with love
Brian Ray @brianray wrote Marmir. Brian: is the organizer of ChiPy (http://chipy.org); one of Chicago's Top Tech 25 (according to Crains Oct 2011); been professionally developing software for business for 15 years; and is sick of sub-par Python libraries for creating business spreadsheets.
The name Marmir name from parts of the names Maura and Miranda, the author's girls.
Copyright
Copyright (c) 2013 Brian Ray
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