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xlsx-preview

v1.0.4

Published

Preview the .xlsx in the browser, convert to HTML with styles.

Downloads

2,046

Readme

XlsxPreview

Preview the .xlsx in the browser, convert to HTML with styles. The dependencies of this package is exceljs, it build the pretty preview by exceljs. And it can run in a Worker.

Demo

Jump to the demo page

Installation

  npm install xlsx-preview

or

  yarn add xlsx-preview

Importing

CommonJS

  const xlsxPreview = require('xlsx-preview');

ESModule

  import xlsxPreview from 'xlsx-preview';

Browserify

Before import xlsxPreview.js on browser, you need import excel.js first.

  <script src="exceljs.js"></script>
  <script src="xlsxPreview.js"></script>

Usage

  // ...
  const result = await xlsxPreview.xlsx2Html(data, options);

See data See options

data

The data can be one of the types, ArrayBuffer, Blob, or File.

options

The options is optional.

  export interface XlsxOptions {
    output?: "string" | "arrayBuffer";
    separateSheets: boolean;
    minimumRows: number;
    minimumCols: number;
  }
  • options.output: default "string", set the output format, string or ArrayBuffer.
  • separateSheets: default false, whether the worksheets needs to be separated.
    • If separateSheets: true, the result will be an Array.
  • minimumRows: default 20, Regardless of whether the worksheet has enough rows, the minimum number of rows generated.
  • minimumCols: default 16, Regardless of whether the worksheet has enough cols, the minimum number of cols generated.