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logisheets

v1.14.0

Published

Node.js bindings for LogiSheets — a Rust + WebAssembly spreadsheet engine that reads, edits, and writes real .xlsx (Excel) files (formulas, styles, and structure preserved) with no browser required.

Readme

logisheets

Node.js bindings for LogiSheets — a spreadsheet engine written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly. It reads, manipulates, and writes real .xlsx files (formulas, styles, and structure preserved) with no browser required.

Same workbook API as logisheets-web, targeting Node. For a higher-level headless runtime that manages many workbooks and adds RPC / crafts / file-watching, see logisheets-runtime.

This package targets Node. For the browser, use logisheets-web.

Installation

npm install logisheets

Usage

import {readFileSync, writeFileSync} from 'node:fs'
import {Workbook, isErrorMessage} from 'logisheets'

// Load a workbook from an .xlsx file on disk.
const wb = new Workbook()
const buf = readFileSync('book.xlsx')
const code = wb.load(new Uint8Array(buf), 'book.xlsx') // 0 === success

// Read a cell.
const ws = wb.getWorksheet(0)
const cell = ws.getCellInfo(0, 0) // A1
if (!isErrorMessage(cell)) {
    console.log(cell.value, cell.formula)
}

// Edit via an (undoable) transaction.
wb.execTransaction({
    payloads: [
        {
            type: 'cellInput',
            value: {sheetIdx: 0, row: 0, col: 0, content: '=1+1'},
        },
    ],
    undoable: true,
    temp: false,
})

// Save back to .xlsx.
const saved = wb.save('') // { data: Uint8Array, code }
writeFileSync('out.xlsx', saved.data)

Workbook also exposes blocks, comments, checkpoints, formula display units, undo/redo, and more. Worksheet provides the read surface (cells, dimensions, merged cells, charts, data validation, dependents, …).

Documentation

Full guides and API reference: docs.logisheets.com.

License

MIT — part of the LogiSheets project.