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ooxml-comments

v1.0.0

Published

This utility extract the comments from docx, xlsx and pptx

Downloads

21

Readme

OOXML Comment Extractor

This utility extract the comments from docx, xlsx and pptx

Compile

npm install
npm run build
# Or
npm run watch

Run the tool

node output/index.js <docx/xlsx/pptx file path>

Node: the command line is just an example of using this tool

Using in your app

let service = OOXmlExtractor.from(filePath)
service.getCommentList().then(commentList => {
  console.log(JSON.stringify(commentList))

  // Do something with comment list
  commentList.forEach(comment => {
    // Do something
  });
})

Each comment object contain:

{
  "id": "string: Comment Id",
  "ref": "string: Reference number, not use now",
  "time": "Date: Date when this comment is made",
  "userId": "string: User id who made this comment",
  "parentId": "string: Parent comment Id",
  "done": "boolean: Is this comment resolved?",
  "comment": "string: detail comment",
  "partName": "string: the part in OOXML compressed file which contain this comment",
  "location": "string: Place where user put this comment",
  "children": "Comment[]: for all children comments"
}