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@ifc-lite/lists

v1.21.0

Published

Configurable property tables and schedules from IFC data for IFC-Lite

Readme

@ifc-lite/lists

Configurable property tables and schedules from IFC data. Define a list once (entity types, columns, filter conditions, grouping) and execute it against any model through a ListDataProvider interface to get typed rows, group summaries, and CSV output. This is the engine behind entity tables and schedules in the ifc-lite viewer.

Install

npm install @ifc-lite/lists

Usage

import { executeList, listResultToCSV, LIST_PRESETS } from '@ifc-lite/lists';
import type { ListDataProvider } from '@ifc-lite/lists';

const provider: ListDataProvider = createMyProvider(myData);

// LIST_PRESETS includes ready-made schedules (for example a Wall Schedule)
const result = executeList(LIST_PRESETS[0], provider);
console.log(result.rows);

const csv = listResultToCSV(result);

Features

  • ListDefinition: entity types, columns, property conditions, grouping, or an explicit express-ID scope per model
  • Column sources: entity attributes, property sets, quantity sets, materials, classifications, spatial containers (storey, building, site, project), and source model
  • Filtering with typed PropertyCondition operators, including Bonsai-style /regex/ name patterns (compileNameMatcher, isNamePattern)
  • Grouping with per-group summaries (summariseListRows)
  • discoverColumns finds available columns from the actual model data
  • CSV export with formula-injection guarding (listResultToCSV)
  • LIST_PRESETS with common schedules

Links

  • Docs: https://ifclite.dev/docs/
  • Source: https://github.com/LTplus-AG/ifc-lite

License

MPL-2.0