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trendyminds/craft-reporter
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Export Craft data as CSVs in a snap

2.3.0(2y ago)52.7k3MITPHPPHP >=8.0.2

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[![](src/icon.svg)](src/icon.svg) Reporter
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📊 Export Craft data as CSVs in a snap!

[![An example of the reports screen before a user has initiated an export](docs/reports.png)](docs/reports.png)

⚡️ Features
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[](#️-features)

- 🏎 Reports are processed with [Query Batching](https://www.yiiframework.com/doc/api/2.0/yii-db-query#batch()-detail), making exports run quickly and without exhausting your memory limit
- 🧘 Inspired by [Element API](https://github.com/craftcms/element-api), create reports with a simple and familiar structure
- 📦 Reports stored using Asset volumes so you can host reports locally or on a cloud-based service like Amazon S3
- 🖥 Process reports via the CLI using `php craft reporter/report --handle=myReport` where `myReport` is the key of a specific report in the `reports` array found in `config/reporter.php`.

📦 Installing
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[](#-installing)

Install Reporter one of two ways:

- [Install via Craft's Plugin Store](https://plugins.craftcms.com/reporter)
- Run `composer require trendyminds/craft-reporter` and enable the plugin from "Settings > Plugins"

🔌 Setup
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To setup reports, create a `reporter.php` file in `config/`. Below is an example config file.

Example Config

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