Csv file will not download

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I am trying to convert a dictionary to csv and then download the csv file on the fly. When i return the response, I see the rows in the httpresponse. But I want it to download the content into a csv file in my local machine. I have tried many different method I saw on stackoverflow, such as filewrapper, using FileResponse, using writing to a temp file and returning it with filewrapper. Also tried using StringIO.

None seems to be doing what I want to happen. Can someone explain what I am doing wrong, please. In chrome debugger, I see the proper content in the desired csv format. Have you tried using simple hard coded rows data? Following code based on your example should work fine. If you have many dictionaries with the same key, why don't you use a list which will include only the values and iterate through that list for each row? The above code will not give you the result you expect.

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