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json2excel-js

v1.1.0

Published

it helps export to excel, using column as Array or Object

Downloads

8

Readme

json2excel-js

It helps export to excel, using column as Array or Object.

The original porpose of it, is to help people who need to solve a problem bellow:

fields you sent:

fields: { 'label': 'Information title', 2019: 'information', 2020: 'information' }

P.S - The rows' orders doesnt matter

data: { 2019: 'information row', 2020: 'information row' label: 'information row', }

But the Object put Integer first, String at last. It's Sucks...

So, Why do not use Array ? Cuz sometimes i needn't repeat the same information at Object Keys and Values. therefore, now if you send:

fields: ["label", 2019, 2020]; <-- it will stay the same.

data: { 2019: 'information row', 2020: 'information row' label: 'information row', }

PS. the props 'fields' Accept Object and Array.

Well, solved my problem, hope it help u too.

How to Use

install the package

npm i json2excel-js

import the package

import downloadExcel from 'json2excel-js';

add on your components object

components: { downloadExcel }

Vue Page

<download-excel class="btn btn-default" # Class is optional :data="content.data" # data must be an Array of Objects :fields="translatedFields" # Array or Object :worksheet="tableName" # Name of your worksheet :name="${tableName}.xls" # Filename

<-- Here is your custom button -->
                <a
                    class="btn btn-sm btn-dark text-white"
                    style="cursor: pointer"
                    :title="$t('Exportar Para Excel')"
                >
                    <i class="fa fa-download"></i>
                </a>
<-- Be happy, good code -->