Read Microsoft Power BI Files (*.pbix) with Node.js
Be aware, this is work in progress, and I do not know how this package will end up. So use with caution
const PBIX = require('pbix')
const fpath = 'my-dataset.pbix';
// no options atm, but will be of type `object`
const options = {};
const pbix = new PBIX(options);
pbix.readFile(fpath).then(data => {
const layout = data.layout;
console.log(layout);
});
... a lot :sweat_smile:
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Read Microsoft Power BI Files with Node.js
We found that pbix demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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