Add drf-renderer-xlsx package. #6147
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tomchristie
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| class MyExampleViewSet(XLSXFileMixin, ReadOnlyModelViewSet): | ||
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| serializer_class = MyExampleSerializer |
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Indentation looks a little wonky here?
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My apologies, I was outside my regular editor and tabs crept in! Evil!
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* Add drf-renderer-xlsx package. * Gah, tabs creeped in; never leave your default editor environment. :)
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Description
This adds the drf-renderer-xlsx package to third-party packages. It allows endpoints to be "rendered" as a spreadsheet using OpenPyXL.
Cheers!