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react-export-excel-fixed

v0.5.9

Published

A tool to export dataset from react to excel format.

Downloads

348

Readme

react-export-excel-fixed

A package based on React-Export-Excel.

Installation

With yarn:

yarn add react-export-excel-fixed

With npm:

npm install react-export-excel-fixed --save

Code Examples

Excel Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Required | Description | | :------------ | :------------------ | :--------- | :------- | :------------------------------------------------ | | hideElement | bool | false | false | To hide the button & directly download excel file | | filename | string | Download | false | Excel file name to be downloaded | | fileExtension | string | xlsx | false | Download file extension [xlsx] | | element | HTMLElement | <button> | false | Element to download excel file | | children | Array<ExcelSheet> | null | true | ExcelSheet Represents data |

ExcelSheet Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Required | Description | | :------- | :---------------------- | :------ | :------- | :----------------- | | name | string | "" | true | Sheet name in file | | data | array<object> | null | false | Excel Sheet data | | dataSet | array<ExcelSheetData> | null | false | Excel Sheet data | | children | ExcelColumn | null | false | ExcelColumns |

Note: In ExcelSheet props dataSet has precedence over data and children props.

For further types and definitions Read More

Cell Style

Cell styles are specified by a style object that roughly parallels the OpenXML structure. The style object has five top-level attributes: fill, font, numFmt, alignment, and border.

| Style Attribute | Sub Attributes | Values | | :-------------- | :------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | fill | patternType | "solid" or "none" | | | fgColor | COLOR_SPEC | | | bgColor | COLOR_SPEC | | font | name | "Calibri" // default | | | sz | "11" // font size in points | | | color | COLOR_SPEC | | | bold | true or false | | | underline | true or false | | | italic | true or false | | | strike | true or false | | | outline | true or false | | | shadow | true or false | | | vertAlign | true or false | | numFmt | | "0" // integer index to built in formats, see StyleBuilder.SSF property | | | | "0.00%" // string matching a built-in format, see StyleBuilder.SSF | | | | "0.0%" // string specifying a custom format | | | | "0.00%;\\(0.00%\\);\\-;@" // string specifying a custom format, escaping special characters | | | | "m/dd/yy" // string a date format using Excel's format notation | | alignment | vertical | "bottom" or "center" or "top" | | | horizontal | "bottom" or "center" or "top" | | | wrapText | true or false | | | readingOrder | 2 // for right-to-left | | | textRotation | Number from 0 to 180 or 255 (default is 0) | | | | 90 is rotated up 90 degrees | | | | 45 is rotated up 45 degrees | | | | 135 is rotated down 45 degrees | | | | 180 is rotated down 180 degrees | | | | 255 is special, aligned vertically | | border | top | { style: BORDER_STYLE, color: COLOR_SPEC } | | | bottom | { style: BORDER_STYLE, color: COLOR_SPEC } | | | left | { style: BORDER_STYLE, color: COLOR_SPEC } | | | right | { style: BORDER_STYLE, color: COLOR_SPEC } | | | diagonal | { style: BORDER_STYLE, color: COLOR_SPEC } | | | diagonalUp | true or false | | | diagonalDown | true or false |

COLOR_SPEC: Colors for fill, font, and border are specified as objects, either:

  • { auto: 1} specifying automatic values
  • { rgb: "FFFFAA00" } specifying a hex ARGB value
  • { theme: "1", tint: "-0.25"} specifying an integer index to a theme color and a tint value (default 0)
  • { indexed: 64} default value for fill.bgColor

BORDER_STYLE: Border style is a string value which may take on one of the following values:

  • thin
  • medium
  • thick
  • dotted
  • hair
  • dashed
  • mediumDashed
  • dashDot
  • mediumDashDot
  • dashDotDot
  • mediumDashDotDot
  • slantDashDot

Borders for merged areas are specified for each cell within the merged area. So to apply a box border to a merged area of 3x3 cells, border styles would need to be specified for eight different cells:

  • left borders for the three cells on the left,
  • right borders for the cells on the right
  • top borders for the cells on the top
  • bottom borders for the cells on the left

Dependencies

This library uses file-saver and xlsx and using json-loader will do the magic for you.

///webpack.config.js
vendor: [
        .....
        'xlsx',
        'file-saver'
],
.....
node: {fs: 'empty'},
externals: [
    {'./cptable': 'var cptable'},
    {'./jszip': 'jszip'}
 ]