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wagtail-external-menu-items 0.1.2
Add external links to Wagtail Dashboard Menu
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.0

# wagtail-external-menu-items

Add external links to Wagtail Dashboard Menu

# Installation :package:

From PyPi repository:

```
pip install wagtail-external-menu-items
```

From source code:

```
git clone https://github.com/spamz23/wagtail-external-menu-items.git
virtualenv venv
./venv/scripts/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

# Quickstart

1. Add `wagtail_external_menu_items` to your `INSTALLED_APPS` inside Django settings:

```python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
    # ...
    'wagtail_external_menu_items',
)
```

2. Add some configuration settings (inside your Django configs):

```python
# ...

WAGTAIL_EXTERNAL_MENU_ITEMS={
    # A list of dicts, where each dict is a item (button) to add to the dashboard
    "items": [
        {
            "label": "Sentry Logs", # The name of the button
            "url": "https://sentry.io/organizations/your-organization", # The external link
            "classnames": "icon icon-fa-book", # Any classname, in this case we assign a font awesome icon (must have fontawesome installed)
        }
    ],
    "order": 1000 # Optional! The starting order for the items
}
```

That's all the configuration needed!

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49190578/114732031-1cb1a400-9d3a-11eb-99ad-8850e5db19ff.png)

## Contributing

All pull requests are welcome! Feel free to contribute with any bug fix or new feature!
FinanceLib 0.0.2
A python library that consists of modules for different types of financial calculations and analysis.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7
Keywords: python,Finance with python,interest,analysis,general banking,visualising finance,stock,yahoo finance

# FinanceLib

## Package Overview
FinanceLib is easy-to-use Python library that has modules for representing the visualizations and analysis of commonly used finance related terms through graphs and charts.
  
## Table of Contents
 ### Usage
 This module can be used for the below given puposes:
 * Calculating the interest earned over the amount deposited.
 * Representation of change of Interest,Balance with respect to years through line or bar graphs.
 * Representation of ratios between Deposit and interest applied over it through pie chart.
 * Calculating and visvalisition of Relative stock index.
 * Measures and visualizes the Volatility of a Stock 
 
 ### Modules Included
   This Library mainly consists of three modules , namely :
   ### 1. [**analysis**](https://github.com/sris-spec/FinanceLib/blob/master/src/FinanceLib/analysis.py):
   This module is further subdivided into two very important stock analysis  fuctions which are widely used in financial risk management.
   * Relative Strength Index (Function name - rsi)
   * Volatility (Function name - volatility)
   > Sample Code
   > ```python
   > import FinanceLib.analysis as anl
   > anl.rsi('GOOG','Google','2020,01,01') 
   > ```
   
   ### 2. [**genBanking**](https://github.com/sris-spec/FinanceLib/blob/master/src/FinanceLib/genBanking.py):
   This module is further subdivided into two most commonly used finance terms namely,
   * Equated Monthly Interest (Function name - EMI)
   * * Fixed Deposit (Function name - FD)
   > Sample Code
   > ```python
   > import FinanceLib.genBanking as gen
   > gen.EMI(500000,10.5,2)
   > ```

   ### 3. [**interest**](https://github.com/sris-spec/FinanceLib/blob/master/src/FinanceLib/interest.py):
   This module is further subdivided into two basic interests calculations which are widely used and are the building blocks of any financial calculations.
   * Simple Interest (Function name - simple_interest)
   * Compound Interest (Function name - compound_interest)
   > Sample Code
   >```python
   >import FinanceLib.interest as inter
   >inter.simple_interest(5000,5.5,5)
   >```
   
  ### Package Structure
  ```bash
  FinanceLib
      __init__.py
      analysis.py
      genBanking.py
      interest.py
   ```
  ### Installation
  ```bash
  pip install FinanceLib==0.0.2
  ```
  ### Licence
  All the codes included in this packaging library is licensed under MIT License.