stimulsoft-reports-js
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Stimulsoft Reports.JS is a reporting tool for Node.js and JavaScript applications.
$ npm install stimulsoft-reports-js
This is a trial version of Stimulsoft.Reports.JS for Node.js, the free trial versions of Stimulsoft Reports are fully functional and will work for an unlimited time. The only limitation is a DEMO watermark displayed on each report page.
Stimulsoft Reports.JS is a platform for generating reports using JavaScript and HTML5. It has all the necessary components to design, edit, and view reports. The reporting tool is licensed per number of developers and does not include royalties for the users of your applications. Stimulsoft Reports.JS can be used in any JavaScript application on client and work as Node.js module on server side.
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Stimulsoft Reports.JS is a reporting tool for Node.js
The npm package stimulsoft-reports-js receives a total of 1,049 weekly downloads. As such, stimulsoft-reports-js popularity was classified as popular.
We found that stimulsoft-reports-js 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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