This plugin package simplifies the process of importing and exporting Excel files, and it is built upon the file-saver and xlsx library.
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1）If you need to convert all data from an Excel file to JSON, the import_excel function is here to assist you.
test excel data:
const { importExcel } = extendExcel
<!-- read file -->
const fileBuffer = fs.readFileSync(path.resolve(__dirname, './__mocks__/test.xlsx'))
const blob = new Blob([fileBuffer], { type : 'application/xlsx'});
const excelFile = new File([blob], 'test');
<!-- excel to json -->
const result = await importExcel(excelFile);
console.log(result)2）If you want to convert the data from the first sheet of an Excel file to JSON, you can utilize the optional parameters to achieve this.
const { onlyFirst, XLSXReadOptions } = options
const result = await importExcel(excelFile, { onlyFirst: true })3）If you want to convert the data from the first sheet of an Excel file to JSON, and mapping excel header name, you can utilize the optional parameters to achieve this.
const { onlyFirst, keyMapping, XLSXReadOptions } = options
const result = await importExcel(excelFile, {
keyMapping: {
测试1: 'test1',
测试2: 'test2',
测试3: 'test3',
测试sheet1: 'testsheet1',
测试sheet2: 'testsheet2',
测试sheet3: 'testsheet3'
}
})result:
{
name: 'test',
data: [
{ 'test1': 1, 'test2': 2, 'test3': 3 },
{ 'testsheet1': 1, 'testsheet2': 2, 'testsheet3': 3 }
]
}4）If you need additional options, you can pass the XLSXReadOptions parameter, which is compatible with xlsx options.
1）If you want to download an Excel file generated from JSON data, the export_excel function can assist you.
const { exportExcel } = extend-excel
<!-- json to excel -->
const headers = {
'test': '测试1',
'test2': '测试2',
'test3': '测试3',
'testsheet1': '测试sheet1',
'testsheet2': '测试sheet2',
'testsheet3': '测试sheet3',
}
const sourceData = [
{ 'test': 1, 'test2': 2, 'test3': 3 },
{ 'testsheet1': 1, 'testsheet2': 2, 'testsheet3': 3 }
]
const options = {}
const result = await exportExcel(headers, sourceData, options)1）If you want to custom file name and download an Excel file generated from JSON data, the export_excel function can assist you.
const { exportExcel } = extend-excel
<!-- json to excel -->
const headers = {
'test': '测试1',
'test2': '测试2',
'test3': '测试3',
'testsheet1': '测试sheet1',
'testsheet2': '测试sheet2',
'testsheet3': '测试sheet3',
}
const sourceData = [
{ 'test': 1, 'test2': 2, 'test3': 3 },
{ 'testsheet1': 1, 'testsheet2': 2, 'testsheet3': 3 }
]
const options = { filename: 'test-export' }
const result = await exportExcel(headers, sourceData, options)3）If you want to customize the properties of the downloaded file, you can do so by passing the options parameter.
const { fileName, sheetName, XLSXOption } = options| Attribute name | info |
|---|---|
| fileName | Customize the downloaded file's name. |
| sheetName | Customize the downloaded file's sheetNmae. |
| XLSXOption | Adjust the options for the FileSaver library. |
# Basic Node.JS installation
npm install extend-excel --saveexport interface DynamicObject {
[key: string]: any
}
export interface ExportExcelOptions {
fileName: string,
sheetName: string,
XLSXOption: WritingOptions
}
export interface ImportExcelOptions {
onlyFirst: Boolean, // only first sheet
XLSXReadOptions: ParsingOptions
}