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@arnilo/prism-office

v0.7.0

Published

Prism office capabilities: documents (docx/xlsx/pptx generate/parse/patch/preview), sheets (CSV/XLSX inference), and diagrams (draw.io embed) as gated subpaths.

Readme

@arnilo/prism-office

Prism office capabilities as one family package with explicit subpaths. Import only what you use; no subpath activates a browser or loads another subpath's parser peers.

| Subpath | Contents | | --- | --- | | @arnilo/prism-office/documents | Prism Document Model (kinds doc/sheet/deck), generateDocument (docx/xlsx/pptx), parseDocument + patchDocument round-trip, renderPreviewBlocks/renderPreviewHtml, patch history, fail-closed ERR_PRISM_DOCUMENTS_* namespace. | | @arnilo/prism-office/sheets | CSV/XLSX ingest with dialect sniffing, exact-decimal safety, bounded schema inference. | | @arnilo/prism-office/diagrams | draw.io embed model: canonical XML, origin validation, bounded postMessage protocol. |

Install

npm i @arnilo/prism-office@^0.3.0
import { generateDocument } from "@arnilo/prism-office/documents";
import { parseCsv } from "@arnilo/prism-office/sheets";

Dependencies and trust boundaries

  • The @office-open/{docx,xlsx,pptx,xml} internals are exact-pinned regular dependencies of this manifest; bytes/JSON in and out, no filesystem, no network, no process.env.
  • /diagrams is peer-free at runtime: createDrawioEmbed drives a host-supplied iframe (DrawioEmbedFrame), and the XML/canonicalization API needs nothing else. playwright-core is only a devDependency for the gated live draw.io conformance test (PRISM_LIVE_DRAWIO_URL), never a host install requirement.
  • The document parser peers (mammoth, pdf-parse) belong to @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/document-reader, not to this package.
  • Caps are enforced before any bytes are produced: oversize models fail closed with ERR_PRISM_DOCUMENTS_CAP / sheets caps / diagrams caps, never with partial output.

History

Plans 051–053 drafted three separate packages; the maintainer amendment (plan 054 Task 8) ships them as one family. See docs/migrate-to-0.4.md for the full 0.4 package map.