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@nowline/export-xlsx

v0.2.5

Published

Nowline XLSX exporter — five-sheet workbook via ExcelJS

Downloads

677

Readme

@nowline/export-xlsx

Five-sheet Excel workbook export for Nowline roadmaps. Built on exceljs; tuned for determinism and filter/sort-friendly column shapes.

License: Apache 2.0 Part of: lolay/nowline monorepo Spec: specs/handoffs/m2c.md § 7 + specs/rendering.md § XLSX Export

Install

pnpm add @nowline/export-xlsx @nowline/export-core

Usage

import { exportXlsx } from '@nowline/export-xlsx';

const xlsx = await exportXlsx(inputs, {
    author: 'Roadmap Bot',
    generated: new Date('2026-01-01T00:00:00Z'),
});

// `xlsx` is a Uint8Array — a zip-formatted Office Open XML workbook.

Sheet layout

| Sheet | Columns | Notes | |--------------------|---------|-------| | Roadmap | Title, Author, Generated, Source path | Workbook overview. | | Items | id, title, swimlane, group, parallel, status, owner, after, before, duration (working days), duration (text), labels, description | One row per item. The numeric duration column is in working days for SUM and filters; the text column preserves the original DSL literal (2w, 1m, etc.). | | Milestones | id, title, after / before, date | One row per milestone. | | Anchors | id, title, date | One row per anchor. | | People & Teams | id, name, type (person|team) | Ownership references. |

Conditional formatting on Items.status highlights done, in-progress, blocked, and any custom statuses defined in the AST.

Determinism

  • workbook.created = inputs.today (UTC midnight) — never new Date() in the default code path.
  • Sheet 1's "Generated" cell takes the same today.
  • Style ids and column orders are explicit so ExcelJS's id allocator emits the same numbers across runs.
  • ExcelJS version is pinned in package.json. If the upstream library ever introduces zip-level non-determinism, the package's writer re-emits content streams in deterministic order before zipping (m2c Resolution 8).
  • Hash tests in test/export-xlsx.test.ts confirm byte stability.

Options

| Option | Default | Notes | |--------------|------------------------|-------| | author | 'Nowline' | Workbook Author, also the Roadmap-sheet "Author" cell. | | generated | inputs.today | Workbook created, also the Roadmap-sheet "Generated" cell. |

License

Apache-2.0. Bundles exceljs (MIT).