django - Need to download 90MB+ xlsx file, cannot save it on the server. Can I stream it to a client -


i have django running on nginx webserver, uwsgi application server. need generate large .xlsx file combining multiple smaller ones. file needs downloaded client.

after googling lot, have not been able find answers question, asking here.

i using openpyxl writeonly worksheet. upon trying save worksheet process gets killed.

my question is, whether can stream workbook client via uwsgi socket , save there.

it appreciated if provide sample code implementation, can save or stream file client!


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