@boldreports/angular-reporting-components
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The Bold Reports by Syncfuion components for Angular contains ReportViewer and ReportDesigner reporting components for enterprise web development
The Bold Reports UI components contains Angular Report Viewer and Angular Report Designer reporting components for enterprise web development. Empower your web application with feature-rich report preview, edit, and customization capabilities that allow you to explore data easily and make real-time decisions. Effortlessly print and export reports.
Take a look at the Bold Reports Angular live demo here.
For complete Bold Reports Angular documentation, please visit https://documentation.boldreports.com/angular/
Download our Angular Reporting Platform installer from here.
In case of any questions regarding the use of Bold Reports Angular, please contact us by sending your queries.
Refer to the online Bold Reports Angular Product Release Notes.
For licensing information about Bold Reports Angular, Take a look at the Syncfusion License Agreements from here.
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The Bold Reports by Syncfuion components for Angular contains ReportViewer and ReportDesigner reporting components for enterprise web development
The npm package @boldreports/angular-reporting-components receives a total of 1,463 weekly downloads. As such, @boldreports/angular-reporting-components popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @boldreports/angular-reporting-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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