def index():
# Instantiate the ExportConfig class and add the required configurations
export_config = ExportConfig()
# Provide path of the chart configuration which we have defined above.
# You can also pass the same object as serialized JSON.
export_config["chartConfig"] = open("C:/Users/a563684/Documents/Angular/testrouting/src/app/home/chart-config-file1.json",'r').read()
# ATTENTION - Pass the path of the dashboard template
export_config["templateFilePath"] = "C:/Users/a563684/Documents/Angular/testrouting/src/app/home/dashboard-template.html"
# Provide port and host of FusionExport Service
export_server_host = "127.0.0.1"
export_server_port = 1337
# Instantiate the ExportManager class
em = ExportManager(export_server_host, export_server_port)
# Call the export() method with the export_config as its argument
em.export(export_config, output_dir=".", unzip = True)
return "Hello, Fusion"
#!/usr/bin/env python from fusionexport import ExportManager, ExportConfig # Import sdk # Instantiate the ExportConfig class and add the required configurations export_config = ExportConfig() export_config["chartConfig"] = "chart-config-file.json" export_config["quality"] = "best" # Provide port and host of FusionExport Service export_server_host = "127.0.0.1" export_server_port = 1337 # Instantiate the ExportManager class em = ExportManager(export_server_host, export_server_port) # Call the export() method with the export config and the output location exported_files = em.export(export_config, "./exports") print(exported_files)
def chart(request):
#Chart data is passed to the `dataSource` parameter, like a dictionary in the form of key-value pairs.
dataSource = OrderedDict()
# The `chartConfig` dict contains key-value pairs of data for chart attribute
chartConfig = OrderedDict()
chartConfig["caption"] = "MY EXPENDITURE"
chartConfig["subCaption"] = "Powered by Bon-Appetite"
chartConfig["xAxisName"] = "DATE"
chartConfig["yAxisName"] = "AMOUNT"
chartConfig["theme"] = "candy"
current_user = request.user
datem = datetime.today().strftime("%Y-%m")
#month=datetime.today().strftime("%b")
dataset = bill.objects.filter(uid=current_user.username,
date__contains=datem).values('bill', 'date')
dataSource["chart"] = chartConfig
dataSource["data"] = []
for entry in dataset:
usero = {}
usero["label"] = entry['date']
usero["value"] = int(entry['bill'])
dataSource["data"].append(usero)
line2D = FusionCharts("line", "Hello", "600", "400", "container", "json",
dataSource)
# Instantiate the ExportConfig class and add the required configurations
export_config = ExportConfig()
# Provide path of the chart configuration which we have defined above.
# You can also pass the same object as serialized JSON.
d = [{
"type": "line",
"renderAt": "container",
"width": "600",
"height": "400",
"dataFormat": "json",
"dataSource": dataSource
}]
export_config.set('chartConfig', d)
export_config.set("outputFile", current_user.username)
export_server_host = "127.0.0.1"
export_server_port = 1337
em = ExportManager(export_server_host, export_server_port)
em.export(export_config,
output_dir="C:\\Users\\Neha\\sem5\\zom\\bonbon",
unzip=True)
bill.img = "C:\\Users\\Neha\\sem5\\zom\\bonbon\\man.png"
html_content = render_to_string('mail.html')
#html_content= '<b> This is your expenditure : </b> <img src="cid:C:\\Users\\Neha\\sem5\\zom\\export.png" >'
text_content = strip_tags(html_content)
# create the email, and attach the HTML version as well.
subject = 'Thank you for registering to our site'
email_from = settings.EMAIL_HOST_USER
recipient_list = ['*****@*****.**', '*****@*****.**']
msg = EmailMultiAlternatives(subject, text_content, email_from,
recipient_list)
msg.attach_alternative(html_content, "text/html")
msg.send()
return render(request, 'graph.html', {'output': line2D.render()})
