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excel-builder-webpacker

v2.1.8

Published

Customized version of excel-builder that can be run with webpack and other bundlers

Downloads

4,168

Readme

excel-builder-webpacker.js

An excel-builder version which support Webpack and RequireJS This is a fork from excel-builder which wasn't maintained.

Documentation at http://excelbuilderjs.com/. This is slightly outdated, but includes a 'cookbook' and some API documentation. New site coming soon with up-to-date documentation, and ability to contribute - see https://github.com/stephenliberty/excel-builder-site

License

MIT License

Note (2022-05-01)

The original License was a dual MIT/GPLv3 license but that was a little confusing. However, we got some great news recently which was to receive Stephen Liberty's blessing (who is the original author of excel-builder.js) to convert to a single MIT License which is more permissive, see the entire license discussion in the issue #2. I want to provide again my big thanks to Stephen's hard work in creating Excel-Builder which is still used by many of us, thank you so much.

Installing via NPM

npm install excel-builder-webpacker

Building for web

Install Grunt:

npm install -g grunt-cli

Install dependencies:

npm install

Build & uglify:

grunt

Distributables

excel-builder.compiled.js -> All files in the EB package and all dependencies.

excel-builder.dist.js -> All files in the EB package. Requires lodash and jszip scripts to be loaded on the page.

Contributing

Originally this project was sort of sponsored by a previous company I worked for. Unfortunately now it has no backing, and my time is very limited while I work on side projects to help make ends meet. If you use bountysource or contribute via paypal (to [email protected]) to open up bounties on issues, it is very, very likely that I will add features and fix issues sooner than later.

Otherwise, if you have the ability to contribute yourself, please just do so as normal - I'll review and pull changes as they come in as quickly as I can.