Then just write it out to the response writer along with content type of application/json and character. Resolver = ('.UnoUrlResolver')ĬreateUnoService = client.ServiceManager. Convert the Python List to JSON String using json. ………………… #here the second cell for conecting to LO

So after creating a new Calc document, go in the Macro manager (if you have installed the APSO extension: ALT+Shift+F11), then as explained earlier in this lesson you can your program either in calc document or in a library outside the document.

Pipe = f'-accept=pipe,name= urp StarOffice.ComponentContext' So let’s write our first line of code in Python, within a LibreOffice Calc Document. Personally I prefer to work interactive and with a running Libreoffice-instance … as already written interactive from jupyter notebook Session →→ the initial setup in notebook: ……………………… # in the first notbook-cell this is for running LO-calc ods-files without a running Libreoffice-Instance? → search for “ods” on pypi-package-index it seems pyexcel-ods3 or pandas-ods-reader looks straight-forward!

Python libreoffice writer