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export_emails
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:synopsis: export the email addresses for your users in one of many formats
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Most Django sites include a registered user base. There are times when you
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would like to import these e-mail addresses into other systems (generic mail
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program, GMail, google docs invites, give edit permissions, LinkedLn Group
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pre-approved listing). The export_emails command extension gives you this
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ability. The users exported can be filtered by Group name association.
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Example Usage
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# Export all the addresses in the '"First Last" <my@addr.com>;' format.
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$ ./manage.py export_emails > addresses.txt
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# Export users from the group 'Attendees' in the linked in pre-approve Group csv format.
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$ ./manage.py export_emails -g Attendees -f linkedin pycon08.csv
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# Create a csv file importable by GMail or Google Docs
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$ ./manage.py export_emails --format=google google.csv
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Current Supported Formats
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address
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^^^^^^^
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This is the default basic text format. Each entry is on its own line in the
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format::
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"First Last" <user@host.com>;
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This can be used with all known mail programs (that I know about anyway).
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google
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^^^^^^
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A CSV (comma separated value) format which google applications can import.
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This can be used to import directly into GMail, a GMail mailing group, Google
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Docs invite (to read), Google Docs grant edit permissions, Google Calendar
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invites, etc, etc, etc.
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Only two columns are supplied. One for the persons name and the e-mail address.
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This is also nice for importing into spreadsheets.
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outlook
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^^^^^^^
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A CSV (comma separated value) format which outlook can parse and import.
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Supplies all the columns that Outlook 'requires', but only the name and e-mail
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address are supplied.
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linkedin
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^^^^^^^^
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A CSV (comma separated value) format which can be imported by `LinkedIn Groups`_
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to pre-approve a list of people for joining the group.
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This supplies 3 columns: First name, last name, and e-mail address. This is the
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best generic csv file for importing into spreadsheets as well.
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vcard
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^^^^^
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A vCard format which Apple Address Book can parse and import.
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.. _`LinkedIn Groups`: http://www.linkedin.com/static?key=groups_info
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