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some_doc_viewers

v0.0.4

Published

A document viewer library with React components for PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, and Word documents. The PowerPoint viewer can also be used standalone without React.

Downloads

234

Readme

some_doc_viewers

This project contains a TypeScript-based document viewing solution that supports multiple file formats, including PPTX, PDF, XLSX, and DOCX. The main functionality is implemented in the Viewer component and individual preview components for each file type.

How it works

The document viewing process can be summarized in the following steps:

  1. Load the document file
  2. Determine the file type
  3. Render the appropriate preview component
  4. Convert and display the document content

Key components

  1. Viewer: The main component that orchestrates the preview process based on file type.
  2. PPTXPreview: Handles PPTX file preview using the PPTX class and pptxjs library.
  3. PDFPreview: Renders PDF files using react-pdf library.
  4. XLSXPreview: Displays Excel spreadsheets using xlsx library.
  5. DOCXPreview: Converts and shows Word documents using mammoth library.
  6. PPTX class: Handles PPTX to HTML conversion, based on the pptxjs library.

PPTX Conversion and pptxjs

The PPTX to HTML conversion process is implemented in the PPTX class within the src/helpers/pptx/PPTX.ts file. This implementation is a rewrite of the original pptxjs library, using modern TypeScript.

Usage

To use the document viewer:

  1. Import the Viewer component.
  2. Provide the file URL and file type as props.

Example:

import Viewer from './Viewer';

function App() {
  return (
    <Viewer fileUrl="path/to/document.pptx" fileType="pptx" />
  );
}

Integration with divs2slides

For PPTX files, the generated HTML is further processed using the divs2slides.js library located in src/assets/pptxjs/js/divs2slides.js. This library converts the HTML content into a slide-based presentation format, enabling features like navigation between slides and fullscreen mode.

The usePPTX hook in src/helpers/pptx/usePPTX.ts handles the integration of divs2slides with the converted PPTX content.

For more detailed information on the implementation, please refer to the individual component files in the src/components/ directory and the src/helpers/pptx/PPTX.ts file.