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Comparing version 0.0.5 to 0.0.6

lib/locator.js

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lib/libxl.js

@@ -1,9 +0,24 @@

var binding;
var os = require('os'),
path = require('path');
try {
binding = require(__dirname + '/../build/Debug/libxl');
} catch(e) {
binding = require(__dirname + '/../build/Release/libxl');
var bindings = null;
var paths = [
path.join(__dirname, os.platform() + '-' + os.arch(), 'libxl'),
path.join(__dirname, os.platform(), 'libxl'),
path.join(__dirname, '..', 'build', 'Debug', 'libxl'),
path.join(__dirname, '..', 'build', 'Release', 'libxl')
];
for (var i = 0; i < paths.length; i++) {
try {
bindings = require(paths[i]);
break;
} catch (e) {}
}
module.exports = binding;
if (!bindings) {
throw new Error('unable to load libxl.node');
}
module.exports = bindings;

@@ -5,3 +5,3 @@ {

"license": "MIT",
"version": "0.0.5",
"version": "0.0.6",
"description": "libxl bindings for node",

@@ -8,0 +8,0 @@ "keywords": ["excel", "libxl", "spreadsheet"],

@@ -1,4 +0,81 @@

Node.js bindings for libxl. API coverage is a work in progress; see demo.js,
# What it is
Node.js bindings for [libxl](http://www.libxl.com/).
# How to use it
## Installation
Pull the library into your project with `npm install libxl`
and require the module via
var xl = require('libxl');
## API
A new excel document is created via
var xlsBook = new xl.Book(xl.BOOK_TYPE_XLS);
or
var xlsxBook = new xl.Book(xl.BOOK_TYPE_XLSX);
(for xlsx documents). The document is written to disk via
xlsBook.writeSync('file.xls');
(loading and async writing are not implemented atm).
The API closely follows the
[libxl documentation](http://www.libxl.com/documentation.html).
For example, adding a new sheet and writing two cells works as
var sheet = xlsBook.addSheet('Sheet 1');
sheet.writeStr(1, 0, 'A string');
sheet.writeNum(1, 1, 42);
Functions whose C++ counterpart returns void or an error status
have been implemented to return the respective instance, so it
is possible to chain calls
sheet
.writeStr(1, 0, 'A string');
.writeNum(1, 1, 42);
Errors are handled by throwing exceptions.
API coverage is a work in progress; see demo.js,
jasmine specs and the class initializers
(Book::Initialize, Sheet::Initialize, Format::Initialize)
to find out what is currently supported :).
## Unlocking the API
If you have purchased a licence key from XLware, you can
build it into the bindings by modifying `api_key.h` and
rebuilding the library via `node-gyp rebuild` (you'll have
to install node-gyp for this) or `npm install` in the package
directory. I might implement `book.setKey` at some point in the
future, too.
## Platform support
The package currently supports Linux and Windows. Mac support
should be trivial to add, feel free to make a pull request
if you need it before I find time and a mac ;)
# How to contribute
I'll be happy to merge in all sensible pull requests. If you
implement a new API method, please add a short test to the
jasmine specs and a call to demo.js (if applicable).
# Credits
* Torben Fitschen wrote the install script which pulls the
necessary libxl SDK before building.
* Alexander Makarenko wrote
[node-excel-libxl](https://github.com/7eggs/node-excel-libxl)
Though node-libxl is rewritten from scratch, this
package served as the starting point.

@@ -200,2 +200,51 @@ var xl = require('../lib/libxl');

it('sheet.readError reads an error', function() {
sheet.writeStr(row, 0, '');
expect(function() {sheet.readError();}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.readError.call({}, row, 0);}).toThrow();
expect(sheet.readError(row, 0)).toBe(xl.ERRORTYPE_NOERROR);
row++;
});
it('sheet.colWidth reads colum width', function() {
sheet.setCol(0, 0, 42);
expect(function() {sheet.colWidth();}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.colWidth.call({}, 0);}).toThrow();
expect(sheet.colWidth(0)).toEqual(42);
});
it('sheet.rowHeight reads row Height', function() {
sheet.setRow(1, 42);
expect(function() {sheet.rowHeight();}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.rowHeight.call({}, 1);}).toThrow();
expect(sheet.rowHeight(1)).toEqual(42);
});
it('sheet.setCol configures columns', function() {
expect(function() {sheet.setCol();}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.setCol.call({}, 0, 0, 42);}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.setCol(0, 0, 42, wrongFormat);}).toThrow();
expect(sheet.setCol(0, 0, 42)).toBe(sheet);
expect(sheet.setCol(0, 0, 42, format, false)).toBe(sheet);
});
it('sheet.setRow configures rows', function() {
expect(function() {sheet.setRow();}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.setRow.call({}, 1, 42);}).toThrow();
expect(function() {sheet.setRow(1, 42, wrongFormat);}).toThrow();
expect(sheet.setRow(1, 42)).toBe(sheet);
expect(sheet.setRow(1, 42, format, false)).toBe(sheet);
});
});

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