I created a module that cleans the Hub data generated by parse_rss.py/create_events_list by seperating the 'author' field into 'author_name' and 'author_email' and removing all cancelled events (events that have a "Cancelled" in its title). I then integrated the output of this function into Django (created management/command for the module, added a button that runs the management/command corresponding to the module, and displayed the author name and email in the html page). Finally, I moved the management/command buttons from the bottom of the page to the top for easier access during testing.
I created a module that cleans the Hub data generated by parse_rss.py/create_events_list by seperating the 'author' field into 'author_name' and 'author_email' and removing all cancelled events (events that have a "Cancelled" in its title). I then integrated the output of this function into Django (created management/command for the module, added a button that runs the management/command corresponding to the module, and displayed the author name and email in the html page). Finally, I moved the management/command buttons from the bottom of the page to the top for easier access during testing.