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react-export-table

v3.1.2

Published

A all in one solution for exporting array data as excel, pdf and copy to clipboard & print data!

Downloads

862

Readme

React Export Table

A package for for exporting array data or table data as excel sheet, csv, pdf and tools for copied data to clipboard or printing data. By using this package you can you can export table data and print table data or copy to clipboard all in one place.

  • Small in Size
  • All in one
  • Properly Maintained

Installation

$ npm i react-export-table
import { ExportAsExcel, ExportAsPdf, ExportAsCsv, CopyToClipboard, CopyTextToClipboard, PrintDocument, ExcelToJsonConverter, FileUpload } from "react-export-table";


//Export as Excel Sheet
<ExportAsExcel
    data={data}
    headers={["Name", "Age", "Something"]}
>
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>
        Export as Excel
      </button>
    )}
</ExportAsExcel>

//Export as pdf
<ExportAsPdf
    data={data}
    headers={["CreatedBy", "Age", "Something Else"]}
    headerStyles={{ fillColor: "red" }}
    title="Sections List"
>
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>
        Export as PDF
      </button>
    )}
</ExportAsPdf>

//Export as CSV
<ExportAsCsv
    data={data}
>
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>Hello World</button>
    )}
</ExportAsCsv>

//Copy to clipboard (Array or Table)
<CopyToClipboard
    data={data}
    headers={["CreatedBy", "Age", "Something Else"]}
>
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>
        Copy Document
      </button>
    )}
</CopyToClipboard>

//Copy to clipboard (text)
<CopyTextToClipboard text="Hello World">
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>
        Copy Text
      </button>
    )}
</CopyTextToClipboard>


//Print data
<PrintDocument
    data={data}
    headers={["CreatedBy", "Age", "Something Else"]}
>
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>
        Copy Text
      </button>
    )}
</PrintDocument>

//Excel to json converter or Read Excel File
<ExcelToJsonConverter>
    {({
        isDragging,
        dragProps,
        onFileUpload,
        errors,
        data,
        fileInfo
    }) => (
        <div {...dragProps} onClick={onFileUpload}>
            {errors}
        </div>
    )}
</ExcelToJsonConverter>

//File Upload
<FileUpload acceptType={[".pdf"]}>
    {({
        isDragging,
        dragProps,
        onFileUpload,
        errors,
        fileInfo
    }) => (
        <div className="border border-solid border-red-600 p-8" {...dragProps} onClick={onFileUpload}>
            {errors}
        </div>
    )}
</FileUpload>

Options

ExportAsExcel

ExportAsPdf

StylesDefs

  • font: 'helvetica'|'times'|'courier' = 'helvetica'
  • fontStyle: 'normal'|'bold'|'italic'|'bolditalic' = 'normal'
  • overflow: 'linebreak'|'ellipsize'|'visible'|'hidden' = 'linebreak'
  • fillColor: Color? = null
  • textColor: Color? = 20
  • cellWidth: 'auto'|'wrap'|number = 'auto'
  • minCellWidth: number? = 10
  • minCellHeight: number = 0
  • halign: 'left'|'center'|'right' = 'left'
  • valign: 'top'|'middle'|'bottom' = 'top'
  • fontSize: number = 10
  • cellPadding: Padding = 10
  • lineColor: Color = 10
  • lineWidth: border = 0 // If 0, no border is drawn

Margin

  • top: number
  • right: number
  • bottom: number
  • left: number

Theme

You find this three type theme-

ExportAsCsv

CopyToClipboard

CopyTextToClipboard

PrintDocument

  • Same as ExportAsPdf Component!

ExcelToJsonConverter

Props

Exported Options

FileUpload

Props

Exported Options

Migrate to Version 3

In version 3 I added more headless on each component. I update only CopyTextToClipboard, CopyToClipboard, ExportAsCsv, ExportAsExcel, ExportAsPdf, PrintDocument component.

Update this

<AnyOfThoseComponent
    data={data}
    headers={["Name", "Age", "Something"]}
>
    <button>
        Export as Excel
    </button>
</AnyOfThoseComponent>

to

<AnyOfThoseComponent
    data={data}
    headers={["Name", "Age", "Something"]}
>
    {(props)=> (
      <button {...props}>
        Export as Excel
      </button>
    )}
</AnyOfThoseComponent>

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