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@chartts/excel

v0.1.6

Published

Excel adapter for Chartts. Import and export .xlsx spreadsheets as chart data.

Downloads

456

Readme

@chartts/excel

Excel adapter for Chartts. Import and export .xlsx spreadsheets as chart data.

Install

npm install @chartts/excel @chartts/core

Uses SheetJS for Excel parsing.

Usage

import { fromExcel, toExcel } from "@chartts/excel"

// Read .xlsx file
const response = await fetch("/data/sales.xlsx")
const buffer = await response.arrayBuffer()
const data = fromExcel(buffer)

// Specific sheet and range
const data2 = fromExcel(buffer, {
  sheet: "Q1 Report",
  range: "A1:D10",
  labelColumn: "Month",
})

// Export to .xlsx
const xlsx = toExcel(chart.data)

API

fromExcel(buffer, options?)

Parses an Excel file (ArrayBuffer or Uint8Array) into ChartData.

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | sheet | string \| number | 0 | Sheet name or index | | headers | boolean | true | First row contains column names | | range | string | entire sheet | Cell range, e.g. "A1:D10" | | labelColumn | number \| string | first non-numeric | Column to use as labels | | seriesColumns | (number \| string)[] | all numeric | Columns to use as series |

toExcel(data, options?)

Converts ChartData to an ArrayBuffer (.xlsx format).

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | sheetName | string | "Sheet1" | Name of the worksheet |

Part of Chartts

Beautiful charts. Tiny bundle. Every framework.

License

MIT