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如果您正在处理货币,您可能会查看 satchmo 的代码库。 http://www.satchmoproject.com/ 他们是 Django 电子商务领域当前的领跑者。我确信他们有货币模块。
If you're dealing with currencies, you might look to satchmo's codebase. http://www.satchmoproject.com/ They're the current front-runner in Django e-commerce. I'm sure they have money modules.
这里有您可能感兴趣的内容:
Tryton with Django
Here you have something you might be interested:
Tryton with Django
几年前,我开始在应用程序中使用 python-money,但由于一些问题而不得不放弃它。我很抱歉忘记了确切的问题,但我确实记得对于我们的用例来说它无论如何都没有意义......我们只需要小数字段。
我还担心 django-cashflow 两年内没有任何活动,尽管该项目足够小,但应该很容易自己解决任何问题。
对于现有的 Django 会计应用程序,我建议增强或至少查看 minibooks。注意:许可证是 AGPL v3,这可能使其无法在您的环境中使用。
另一条路是研究将 OpenERP(也是 GPL IIRC)从 Python/GTK 移植到 Django。 Tryton 也可能是一个起点,它是 GPL3 和 IIRC 的 OpenERP 分支。
I started to use python-money in an application a couple years ago, but had to abandon it due to some problem. I apologize for forgetting the exact problem, but I do remember for our use case it didn't make sense anyway... we just needed decimal fields.
I'd also be wary of django-cashflow not having any activity for 2 years, although the project is small enough it should be easy enough to fix any problems yourself.
For existing Django accounting apps I would suggest enhancing, or at least looking at, minibooks. NOTE: the license is AGPL v3 which could make it unusable for your environment.
Another road to travel would be to investigate porting OpenERP (also GPL IIRC) from Python/GTK to Django. Tryton might also be a starting point, it's GPL3 and IIRC a fork of OpenERP.
我编写了一个框架来帮助加快 django 网站的定制商务方面的开发:亲自购物。
它允许您自己编写模型,并使用声明性语法来定义汇总类,该类处理计算总计、缓存和格式化值等。对于我的用例来说,它非常快,而且非常灵活:我已将它用于在线商店,咨询服务和拍卖网站的计费 :-)
当前版本运行良好,但我将在本月晚些时候发布“1.0”版本,因为我将决定最终(稳定)的 API 详细信息(名称等),也许还有一些外部评论。
I've written a framework to help speed up the development of customised commerce aspects of django sites: Rollyourown shopping.
It lets your write your models yourself, and uses a declarative syntax to define a summary class, which handles calculating totals, caching and formatting values etc. It's pretty fast for my use cases, and very flexible: I've used it for online stores, billing for consulting-services and auction sites :-)
The current version works fine, but I'll be releasing a '1.0' version later this month as I decide on the final (stable) API details (names etc) and maybe some external reviews.