django-appypod allows to serve OpenDocument Text files (.odt) from templates and contexts, using Appy POD framework.
pip install django-appypodRequires appy.pod in python path. It has to be deployed manually, since it does not come with any setup.py.
A possibility is to create a .pth file in your site-packages folder, or modify sys.path on-the-fly.
Alternatively, if you use buildout, a few lines do the job :
[buildout]
extra-paths += src/appy-archive/
parts += download-appy-archive
[download-appy-archive]
recipe = hexagonit.recipe.download
url = https://launchpad.net/appy/0.8/0.8.1/+download/appy-0.8.1.zip
destination = src/appy-archive/Using class-based generic views :
from django.view.generic.detail import DetailView
from djappypod.response import OdtTemplateResponse
class YourDocument(DetailView):
response_class = OdtTemplateResponse
template_name = "your/template.odt"Using classic views functions :
def your_view(request):
response = OdtTemplateResponse(request, "your/template.odt", {
'title': 'Simple as hello ;)'
})
response.render()
return responseFollow instructions in Appy POD documentation for designing your OpenDocument templates.
- Mathieu Leplatre <[email protected]>
- Template loading based on Sébastien Fievet's presentation at DjangoCong 2011
- Lesser GNU Public License
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