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easy-report

v0.4.3

Published

Library for generating reports from different source types

Downloads

1

Readme

easy-report

Create reports from different sources

NPM Version

Usage

// import package
var pdf = require('easy-pdf');
// init report
var report = pdf.init(options);
// write report to file
var file = report.write(destination, name);
// generate basic HTML report
var html = report.generateHTML(dataOptions);
// generate HTML for include anywhere
var innerHTML = report.generateInnerHTML();

Options

fileName - Report fileName (default: [generated id]) title - Report title (optional) Example: {style: {}, value: 'Report1'} desc- Report description (optional) records - Report data names - Report column names, which should be displayed (Array of objects) Example object: {name: 'user',value: 'User', style: {}} columns - All column names of the records author - Report author (optional) headerHeight - Report header height (default: '5mm') footerHeight - Report footer height (default: '7mm') border - Report border (default: '5mm') options - Additional options: fontSize - Report data font size (default: '12px') mode - Report orientation (default: 'portrait') types - Report types to be created (one or more) (default: ['pdf']) format - Report format (default: 'A4') paging - Add page numbers (default: false) time - Add report date & time (default: false)

Supported types:

Current

  • pdf
  • png (need correcting)
  • jpeg (need correcting)
  • docx

Adding custom output type

To add custom type, just copy the type-adaptor template, and implement it:

cd ext/
cp sample.js <your_type>.js 

Configure adapter:

types: ['supported', 'types']

Function which need to be implemented:

generate: function(html, options, filename) {}

Parameters:
html - html input options - see Options fileName - output file name

Style class names

pdf-column = column style pdf-list = list element style pdf-list-header - list element header style

Develop

npm test - run test page generator npm run clean - clean *.pdf files

License

MIT