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@dazzadev/vue-sheet-mapper

v3.1.0

Published

Vue 3 component for Excel and CSV imports: users match each column of their file to one of your fields

Readme

Features

  • Excel & CSV — reads .xlsx, .xls and .csv, detecting the text encoding
  • Auto-match — maps columns to fields by key, label or aliases, accent-insensitive
  • Reactive schemas — pass a ref, computed or getter; fields may arrive from your API after the file is picked
  • Two output modes — the mapped rows, or the raw file plus a mapping dictionary for server-side imports
  • Bring your own validation — one hook hands you every row; zod, yup, your own function or your backend
  • i18n — 5 built-in locales (en, es, fr, pt, nl) with per-key overrides
  • Themeable — every visual property is a CSS custom property; icons and strings are replaceable
  • HeadlessuseSheetMapper carries the whole flow with no markup
  • TypeScript — full type declarations included

Installation

npm install @dazzadev/vue-sheet-mapper xlsx

xlsx is a peer dependency. Read Security before choosing a version — the copy published on npm is stale and carries unfixed advisories.

Quick start

<script setup lang="ts">
import { SheetMapper } from "@dazzadev/vue-sheet-mapper";
import "@dazzadev/vue-sheet-mapper/style.css";
import type { MappedResult, SchemaField } from "@dazzadev/vue-sheet-mapper";

const fields: SchemaField[] = [
  { key: "name", label: "Name", requireColumn: true },
  { key: "email", label: "Email", requireColumn: true },
];

function onMapped(results: MappedResult[]) {
  // one entry per assigned column
}
</script>

<template>
  <SheetMapper
    :fields="fields"
    @mapped="(results) => onMapped(results as MappedResult[])"
  />
</template>

Documentation

Everything else lives in the docs:

| | | | --- | --- | | Guide | Installation, security, validation, output modes, file handling, headless usage | | Customization | i18n, icons, matcher, transform, slots, CSS theming | | API | Props, events, TypeScript types, exports | | Changelog | Every release, with migration notes |

Contributing

pnpm install
pnpm dev          # the demo, with hot reload
pnpm docs:dev     # the documentation site
pnpm test         # the suite
pnpm build        # typecheck + library build

License

MIT