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@pequity/format-formula

v1.0.3

Published

Pretty print Excel formulas.

Downloads

1,364

Readme

format-formula

This project is a partial port of the excel-formula library to ES6.
It contains a set of functions that can be used to pretty print Excel formulas.

Key Differences from excel-formula:

  • Removed external dependencies (Bootstrap, jQuery)
  • Removed methods not related to formatting
  • Removed jQuery methods and replaced them with ES6 equivalents
  • Modularized the library with support for tree-shaking
  • Does not expose a global (window) variable
  • Added isEu as an option to the getTokens, formatFormula and formatFormulaHTML methods
  • Provides ES, CJS, and UMD module formats

Install

npm install @pequity/format-formula

Usage

Module bundler

import { formatFormula } from '@pequity/format-formula';

const formattedFormula = formatFormula('SUM(A1:A2)');

Browser

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@pequity/format-formula"></script>
<script>
  const formattedFormula = FormatFormula.formatFormula('SUM(A1:A2)');
</script>

Available methods

formatFormula

Formats an excel formula.

Signature:
formatFormula(formula: string, options): string

  • formula - The excel formula to format
  • options - An optional object with the following properties:

| Name | Description | Default | | ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | tmplFunctionStart | Template for the start of a function, the {{token}} will contain the name of the function. | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}(\n' | | tmplFunctionStop | Template for when the end of a function has been reached. | '\n{{autoindent}}{{token}})' | | tmplOperandError | Template for errors. | ' {{token}}' | | tmplOperandRange | Template for ranges and variable names. | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}' | | tmplLogical | Template for logical operators | '{{token}}{{autolinebreak}}' | | tmplOperandLogical | Template for logical operators such as + - = ... | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}' | | tmplOperandNumber | Template for numbers. | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}' | | tmplOperandText | Template for text/strings. | '{{autoindent}}"{{token}}"' | | tmplArgument | Template for argument separators such as ,. | '{{token}}\n' | | tmplOperandOperatorInfix | - | ' {{token}}{{autolinebreak}}' | | tmplFunctionStartArray | Template for the start of an array. | '' | | tmplFunctionStartArrayRow | Template for the start of an array row. | '{' | | tmplFunctionStopArrayRow | Template for the end of an array row. | '}' | | tmplFunctionStopArray | Template for the end of an array. | '' | | tmplSubexpressionStart | Template for the sub expression start. | '{{autoindent}}(\n' | | tmplSubexpressionStop | Template for the sub expression stop. | '\n)' | | tmplIndentTab | Template for the tab char. | '\t' | | tmplIndentSpace | Template for space char. | ' ' | | autoLineBreak | When rendering line breaks automatically which types should it break on. | 'TOK_TYPE_FUNCTION \| TOK_TYPE_ARGUMENT \| TOK_SUBTYPE_LOGICAL \| TOK_TYPE_OP_IN' | | newLine | Used for the {{autolinebreak}} replacement as well as some string parsing. | '\n' | | trim | Trim the output. | true | | customTokenRender | This is a call back to a custom token function. | null | | prefix | Add a prefix to the formula. | '' | | postfix | Add a suffix to the formula. | '' | | isEu | If truethen ; is treated as list separator, if false then ; is treated as array row separator | false |

Template Values

  • {{autoindent}} - apply auto indent based on current tree level
  • {{token}} - the named token such as FUNCTION_NAME or "string"
  • {{autolinebreak}} - apply line break automatically. tests for next element only at this point

customTokenRender Example

function (tokenString, token, indent, lineBreak) {
  const outStr = token
  const useTemplate = true

  // In the return object "useTemplate" tells formatFormula()
  // weather or not to apply the template to what your return from the "tokenString".
  return { tokenString: outStr, useTemplate }
}

formatFormulaHTML

Formats an excel formula into HTML.

Signature:
formatFormulaHTML(formula: string, options): string

  • formula - The excel formula to format
  • options - An optional object with the following properties (inherits defaults from formatFormula):

| Name | Description | Default | | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | tmplFunctionStart | Template for the start of a function, the {{token}} will contain the name of the function. | '{{autoindent}}<span class="function">{{token}}</span><span class="function_start">(</span><br />' | | tmplFunctionStop | Template for when the end of a function has been reached. | '<br />{{autoindent}}{{token}}<span class="function_stop">)</span>' | | tmplOperandError | Template for errors. | ' {{token}}' | | tmplOperandRange | Template for ranges and variable names. | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}' | | tmplLogical | Template for logical operators | '{{token}}{{autolinebreak}}' | | tmplOperandLogical | Template for logical operators such as + - = ... | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}' | | tmplOperandNumber | Template for numbers. | '{{autoindent}}{{token}}' | | tmplOperandText | Template for text/strings. | '{{autoindent}}<span class="quote_mark">"</span><span class="text">{{token}}</span><span class="quote_mark">"</span>' | | tmplArgument | Template for argument separators such as ,. | '{{token}}<br />' | | tmplOperandOperatorInfix | - | ' {{token}}{{autolinebreak}}' | | tmplFunctionStartArray | Template for the start of an array. | '' | | tmplFunctionStartArrayRow | Template for the start of an array row. | '{' | | tmplFunctionStopArrayRow | Template for the end of an array row. | '}' | | tmplFunctionStopArray | Template for the end of an array. | '' | | tmplSubexpressionStart | Template for the sub expression start. | '{{autoindent}}(' | | tmplSubexpressionStop | Template for the sub expression stop. | ' )' | | tmplIndentTab | Template for the tab char. | '<span class="tabbed">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span>' | | tmplIndentSpace | Template for space char. | '&nbsp;' | | autoLineBreak | When rendering line breaks automatically which types should it break on. | 'TOK_TYPE_FUNCTION \| TOK_TYPE_ARGUMENT \| TOK_SUBTYPE_LOGICAL \| TOK_TYPE_OP_IN ' | | newLine | Used for the {{autolinebreak}} replacement as well as some string parsing. | '<br />' | | trim | Trim the output. | true | | customTokenRender | This is a call back to a custom token function. | Custom function for formatFormulaHTML | | prefix | Add a prefix to the formula. | '=' | | postfix | Add a suffix to the formula. | '' |

getTokens

Tokenizes an excel formula.

Signature: getTokens(formula: string isEu: boolean): F_token[]

  • formula - The excel formula to format
  • isEu - If truethen ; is treated as list separator, if false then ; is treated as array row separator

Returns an array of tokens, e.g. given the formula A1+1000 the output would be:

[
  {
    "subtype": "range",
    "type": "operand",
    "value": "A1"
  },
  {
    "subtype": "math",
    "type": "operator-infix",
    "value": "+"
  },
  {
    "subtype": "number",
    "type": "operand",
    "value": "1000"
  }
]