Closed maryjess closed 3 months ago
.XLSX
Spreadsheetxlsx
— cara installnya di terminal: npm install xlsx
react-native-fs
react-native-share
react-native-excel-export
.XLSX
: .CSV
react-native-csv
Storing Scanned Data:
Organizing and Displaying Information:
Task Management or Automation:
Creating Rich Text Entries:
Set Up Notion API Access:
Connect to the API:
Handle Data and Errors:
If your app scans receipts and extracts information, you could send this data to a Notion database with columns for "Date," "Vendor," "Amount," etc. Each scanned receipt would automatically populate a new row in this database.
This approach makes Notion a backend for storing and organizing your app's data, leveraging Notion's UI for data visualization and management.
Notion
How You Could Use the Notion API:
Storing Scanned Data:
- You can use the Notion API to store data extracted from scanned receipts, notes, or QR codes in a structured format within a Notion database.
- For example, after processing a receipt, you could automatically log the extracted information (e.g., vendor name, amount, date) into a Notion database. .....
Integration with a Powerful Productivity Tool:
Rich Content Capabilities:
Collaboration Features:
Real-time Sync and Access:
Customizable Databases:
No Need for Data Hosting:
Limited API Features:
Learning Curve:
Dependency on Third-Party Platform:
Data Portability:
.XLSX
. Users may face challenges if they want to migrate data out of Notion.Cost Considerations:
Limited Control Over Data Presentation:
Integrating Django with an SQLite3 database for managing your data while using React Native for the frontend of a mobile app is a solid choice, especially for applications that don't require a complex or large-scale backend. Here’s how you can approach this setup:
React Native: A framework for building mobile applications that work on both Android and iOS using JavaScript and React.
Choice 3: Django
Integrating Django with an SQLite3 database for managing your data while using React Native for the frontend of a mobile app is a solid choice, especially for applications that don't require a complex or large-scale backend. Here’s how you can approach this setup:
Overview of the Architecture
Backend:
- Django: A powerful Python-based web framework that will act as the backend server, handling API requests, managing the database, and serving data to the React Native frontend.
- SQLite3: A lightweight, file-based database system that will be used by Django for data storage. SQLite3 is suitable for smaller applications and is easy to set up and manage.
Frontend:
React Native: A framework for building mobile applications that work on both Android and iOS using JavaScript and React.
Okay let's go with Django~
Data outputnya mau dalam bentuk apa?
.XLSX
/.CSV