Open Source Python Enterprise Software

open source PLM system - Product Structure management (BOM management) system and Electronic documents management or Entreprise Content Management (ECM) system

You assemble *blocks* in your django template, with each block wired to a tastypie resource, which in turn is mapped to a django model. Each *block* will reside in a dijit ContentPane which you must define in your template. You have a choice of 2 layouts for each *block*, Form or Grid based. Form displays a single record in either a 1, 2 or 3 column layout while Grid displays many rows in a spreadsheet like grid. You can perform edits in place on fields in both layouts. You can define the master-detail relationship between the *blocks* and enblok will automatically display the related detail *block* rows as the user navigates the master *block*'s rows. You get for free the default *CRUD* functionality for each block, together with Search. You are not limited to just a 2 level master-detail relationship, in fact enblok can support n-th level relationships but we do not advise you to go beyond 3. Read the distribution's enblok/readme.txt for further instructions.

OpenCarenet CHE is a robust and user-friendly application tailored for community health workers, facilitating seamless data collection, management, and reporting. With its mobile data collection capabilities, offline functionality, and interoperability with DHIS2, the app empowers health professionals to efficiently track patient information, aggregate primary data, and generate detailed health reports, even in areas with limited internet access. Its multilingual support and configurable language settings enhance communication and usage in diverse cultural contexts, while features such as local patient management, transparent reference and geolocation functionalities contribute to improved patient care and holistic community health management.

Command-line tool lets you copy table data from Oracle to SQLServer database. Touch and go design.

Prevent report chaos on Tableau Server! Python script that can publish a collection .twb files to Tableau Server. Can publish just the files that have changed. Files are stored in subversion and checked out to a local file system. Comparison of what has changed checks last commit time in svn vs last update time on Tableau Server. Can also run in 'nopublish' mode which just confirms what it would do, but doesn't take any action. Requires tabcmd, python 2.5, pysvn, minidom, dateutil, optparse