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node-sheet

v0.3.1-beta

Published

A simple way to create spreadsheets.

Downloads

11

Readme

NODE-SHEET (beta)

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A simple way to create spreadsheets.

Disclaimer

It is not recommended to use this library in real projects.

Installing node-sheet

Use one of the commands below to install the node-sheet:

npm install node-sheet
yarn add node-sheet
pnpm add node-sheet

Using node-sheet

| Class | Description | | --------- | ----------- | | Workbook | Main class that manages the worksheet | | Worksheet | Class that manages each sheet page | | Column | Class used to build each column of the worksheet | | Header | Class used to add the headers of each column that is able to define patterns for all the cells of the column | | Cell | Class used to insert rows to the column

Here's how you can create a basic spreadsheet containing name, age and gender:

const { Worksheet, Column, Header, Cell, Workbook } = require('node-sheet');

const worksheet = new Worksheet('Page 1');  // Page 1 is the page name

worksheet.addColumns([
  new Column({
    header: new Header({ title: 'Name' }),
    cells: [new Cell('John'), new Cell('Maria'), new Cell('Joseph')],
  }),
  new Column({
    header: new Header({ title: 'Age' }),
    cells: [new Cell(20), new Cell(30), new Cell(40)],
  }),
  new Column({
    header: new Header({ title: 'Gender' }),
    cells: [new Cell('Male'), new Cell('Female'), new Cell('Male')],
  }),
]);

new Workbook().addWorksheet(worksheet).export('worksheet-name');

Pay attention: the cells will be organized according to the order they are arranged in cells.

the export method will create a sheet at the root named according to the string passed by parameter. The result will be a spreadsheet like this:

| Name | Age | Gender | | ------ | --- | ------ | | John | 20 | Male | | Maria | 30 | Female | | Joseph | 40 | Male |