1 #!/usr/bin/python

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    16 

    17 """Example of dynamic use of Google Visualization Python API."""

    18 

    19 __author__ = "Misha Seltzer"

    20 

    21 import gviz_api

    22 

    23 description = {"name": ("string", "Name"),

    24                "salary": ("number", "Salary"),

    25                "full_time": ("boolean", "Full Time Employee")}

    26 data = [{"name": "Mike", "salary": (10000, "$10,000"), "full_time": True},

    27         {"name": "Jim", "salary": (800, "$800"), "full_time": False},

    28         {"name": "Alice", "salary": (12500, "$12,500"), "full_time": True},

    29         {"name": "Bob", "salary": (7000, "$7,000"), "full_time": True}]

    30 

    31 data_table = gviz_api.DataTable(description)

    32 data_table.LoadData(data)

    33 print "Content-type: text/plain"

    34 print

    35 print data_table.ToJSonResponse(columns_order=("name", "salary", "full_time"),

    36                                 order_by="salary")

    37 

    38 # Put the url (http://google-visualization.appspot.com/python/dynamic_example)

    39 # as your Google Visualization data source.