network_inventory/customers/tables.py

import django_tables2 as tables
from django_tables2.utils import A

from core.tables import CoreTable


class CustomersTable(CoreTable):
    name = tables.LinkColumn('customer', args=[A('pk')])
    nets = tables.LinkColumn('nets', text='Nets', args=[A('pk')],
                             orderable=False)
    computers = tables.LinkColumn('computers', text='Computers', args=[A('pk')],
                                  orderable=False)
    connected_devices = tables.LinkColumn('connected_devices',
                                          text='Connected Devices',
                                          args=[A('pk')],
                                          orderable=False)
    devices = tables.LinkColumn('devices', text='Devices', args=[A('pk')],
                                orderable=False)
    backups = tables.LinkColumn('backups', text='Backups', args=[A('pk')],
                                orderable=False)
    licenses = tables.LinkColumn('licenses', text='Licenses', args=[A('pk')],
                                 orderable=False)
    users = tables.LinkColumn('users', text='Users', args=[A('pk')],
                              orderable=False)

    class Meta(CoreTable.Meta):
        pass