@grapecity/activereports-svelte
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A Complete Svelte Reporting Tool for Enterprise Applications.
ActiveReportsJS is a powerful reporting tool for Svelte applications that allows developers and report authors to easily design and display reports within their applications. With a wide range of features, such as drill-down, runtime data filtering, and parameter-driven reports,ActiveReportsJS simplifies the process of creating and managing reports, enabling developers to enhance their applications' capabilities and deliver valuable insights to end-users.
The ActiveReportsJS suite includes both a Report Viewer and Report Designer component. The Viewer allows end-users to view and interact with reports, while the Designer enables developers to design and customize reports, either within the same web application or by using the Standalone Report Designer.
To install the latest release version:
npm install @grapecity/activereports-svelte
To install a specific version:
npm install @grapecity/activereports-svelte@{VersionNumber}
For more information on how to use ActiveReportsJS, online documentation can be found here:
To quickly jump in with ActiveReportsJS, check out our Demo Gallery. You can also easily create custom themes using the on-line Theme Editor.
Read more about ActiveReportsJS Licensing.
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ActiveReportsJS components for Svelte
The npm package @grapecity/activereports-svelte receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @grapecity/activereports-svelte popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @grapecity/activereports-svelte 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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