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@xhubiotable/file-processor

v3.0.0

Published

**@xhubiotable/file-processor**

Downloads

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Readme

@xhubiotable/file-processor


file-processor

The file processor works on the data imported by an importer to create a table model. For the file processor, it is transparent which importer was used. The importer must implement the importer interface.

ImporterInterface

The importer is responsible for loading data from a spreadsheet. This interface must be implemented to use the custom importer. The Importer is used by a parser to read the files and create the table model. The importer does not care about the content of the spreadsheet - it’s just an abstract spreadsheet reader.

Functions

/**
 * Opens a file and loads it. This could be spreadsheet or whatever
 * file.
 * @param fileName {string} The file to open
 */
async loadFile(fileName) {}

/**
 * Returns all the loaded sheet names
 * @return sheets {array} A list of sheet names
 */
sheetNames() {}

/**
 * Returns the Cell value from the sheet with the given name
 * @param sheetName {string} The name of the sheet
 * @param column {number} The column number start with '0'
 * @param row {number} The row number start with '0'
 * @return value {string} The Cell value
 */
cellValue(sheetName, column, row) {}

/**
 * Deletes all the loaded data in the importer
 */
clear() {}

ParserInterface

For each table type a specific parser is needed. All the Parser must implement this interface.

Functions

/**
 * Parser the sheet with the given name
 * @param sheetName {string} The name of the sheet
 * @param importer {object} The importer
 * @return tableModel {object} The created table model
 */
async parse(sheetName, importer) {}

This module provides the following parsers

  • ParserDecision
    Parses decision tables.

  • ParserMatrix
    Parses matrix tables.

  • ParserSpecification
    Parses specification tables and returns decisionTable models.