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export-table-to-csv

v3.0.2

Published

Fast and lightweight html TABLE to CSV exporter. It exposes two modules ExportMatTableToCSV and ExportTableToCSV that enables exporting data from an Angular Material table (<mat-table>) or a standard table (<table>) into a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) for

Downloads

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Readme

export-table-to-csv

npm version license

Fast and lightweight html TABLE to CSV exporter. This package includes two modules:

  • ExportMatTableToCSV: A synchronous mat TABLE(<mat-table>) to CSV exporter written in simple JavaScript. It's fast and simple to use.
  • ExportTableToCSV: A synchronous html TABLE(<table>) to CSV exporter written in simple JavaScript. Really fast and supports large datasets.

Features

  • Fast and lightweight
  • Support for standard TABLE as well as MAT-TABLE
  • Support for custom filename that also shows up in the top row

Requirements

  • None

Installation

NPM

You can install export-table-to-csv as a dependency using NPM.

$ npm install export-table-to-csv --save

Yarn

You can install export-table-to-csv as a dependency using Yarn.

$ yarn add export-table-to-csv

ExportMatTableToCSV

ExportMatTableToCSV can be used programmatically as a synchronous converter.

It retrieves the entire Angular Material Table with the tag (<mat-table>) that matches to the param tableId to load headers and rows to converts the data into the CSV format, and export the file as download for the user.

Usage

import { ExportMatTableToCSV } from "export-table-to-csv";

try {
  const tableId = '#tableId';
  const filename = 'Export HTML Data';
  ExportMatTableToCSV(tableId, filename);
  
  // Exported file name ==> Export HTML Data - Thu Jan 13 2023 15_42_45.csv
} catch (err) {
  console.error(err);
}

Parameters

  • tableId (string): The id of the desired angular material table or a standard table from the html you want to export.
  • filename (string): The desired filename for the exported CSV file.
Note

The ExportMatTableToCSV function assumes the presence of a <mat-table> structure in the DOM, with the appropriate structure of <mat-header-row>, <mat-header-cell>, <mat-row>, and <mat-cell> elements.

This module is designed to work in a browser environment with access to the Document Object Model (DOM) APIs (e.g., browser or Node.js).

ExportTableToCSV

ExportTableToCSV can be used programmatically as a synchronous converter.

It retrieves the html table (<table>) by matching the param tableId in the DOM, with the appropriate structure of <thead>, <tbody>, <th>, <tr>, and <td> elements. <tfoot> is not considered while exporting the table to a CSV format.

Usage

import { ExportTableToCSV } from "export-table-to-csv";

try {
  const tableId = '#tableId';
  const filename = 'Export HTML Data';
  ExportTableToCSV(tableId, filename);

  // Exported file name ==> Export HTML Data - Thu Jan 13 2023 15_42_45.csv
} catch (err) {
  console.error(err);
}

Parameters

  • tableId (string): The id of the desired angular material table or a standard table from the html you want to export.
  • filename (string): The desired filename for the exported CSV file.
Note

While ExportTableToCSV function assumes the presence of a standard <table> structure in the DOM, with the appropriate structure of <thead>, <tbody>, <th>, <tr>, and <td> elements. <tfoot> is not a part of the exported file.

This module is designed to work in a browser environment with access to the Document Object Model (DOM) APIs (e.g., browser or Node.js).

License

See LICENSE.md.