ui5-cc-excelupload
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ui5-cc-excelupload:warning: This control is still in beta: Core functionality is given, but bugs may still occur and APIs may change!
A UI5 Module to integrate a Excel Upload for Fiori Element Apps.
This control simply enables the mass upload of data, independent of the backend, OData version and Fiori scenario.
This is made possible by reading the Excel file and using the standard APIs.
The control will submit not the file, but just the data from the Excel File.
The integration of the control is designed to be as simple as possible and, in the best case, requires no configuration.
The aim is to support as many Fiori Scenarios and UI5 Versions as possibile.
See here for all currently supported Versions.
It is possible to try this out directly at:
https://excelupload.marianzeis.de/
The app is an OData V4 app with UI5 version 1.108 and a CAP backend.
The data is reset every hour on the hour.
npm install ui5-cc-excelupload
You can find the official documentation here:
https://marianfoo.github.io/ui5-cc-excelUpload/
You find the documentation for the development here:
https://marianfoo.github.io/ui5-cc-excelUpload/pages/Development/GettingStarted/
See CHANGELOG.md
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A UI5 Module to integrate a Excel Upload for Fiori Element Apps.
We found that ui5-cc-excelupload 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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