Recently, I had to parse lots of excel files that were sent by bussiness departs and some IT apps. I had to parse these excel files and enrich them with other data (metrics, documentation, etc).
This work consisted in the following flow:
This is the my first motivation.
I never packaged a python project so... my second motivation is to package a python project.
Simply:
- reads an excel file into a dict
- writes a dict into an excel file
# coding=utf8
from brexcel.rexcel import RExcel
from pprint import pprint
f = RExcel('ISO3166-2.xlsx')
arr = f.getDictByField('Code', ['Name'])
pprint(arr)from brexcel.wexcel import WExcel
arr = [{'Name': u'root node', 'top_id': '', 'id': '1'},
{'Name': u'First Leaf', 'top_id': '1', 'id': '2'},
{'Name': u'Second leaf inside root node', 'top_id': '1', 'id': '3'},
{'Name': u'another root node', 'top_id': '', 'id': '4'}]
f = WExcel(arr)
f.header_order = ['id', 'top_id', 'Name']
f.header_alias = {'id': 'id', 'top_id': 'Top Node'}
f.SaveExcelAs('myfilename.xlsx', 'Sheet1')The above will create an excel file like this:
| id | Top Node | Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | root node | |
| 2 | 1 | First Leaf |
| 3 | 1 | Second leaf inside root node |
| 4 | another root node |
Note:
- See the test files inside tests folder.
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