EdenForge.Blazor

CSVDownload Component

Usage Guide:

To utilize the CSVDownload component, follow the syntax:

@Class: Defines the Bootstrap CSS class, e.g., "btn btn-primary".

@Data: Input data to be exported.

@Description: Description for the button.

@FileName: Name of the output file.

Usage Examples:

In Demo.razor

@page "/demo"

@using EdenForge.Blazor.Components

@code {

// Cars class definition
public class Cars
{
    public string Id { get; set; }
    public string CarMake { get; set; }
    public string Model { get; set; }
    public int Year { get; set; }
    public int Price { get; set; }
}

public string Filename = "Cars.csv";
public string Class = "btn btn-primary";
public string Description = "CSV Download";
public List<Cars>? Car { get; set; }

protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()
{  
    Car = new List<Cars>
    {
        new Cars { Id = "CAR_001", CarMake = "Toyota", Model = "Corolla", Year = 2018, Price = 18000 },
        new Cars { Id = "CAR_002", CarMake = "Honda", Model = "Civic", Year = 2019, Price = 20000 },
        new Cars { Id = "CAR_003", CarMake = "Ford", Model = "Fusion", Year = 2020, Price = 22000 },
        new Cars { Id = "CAR_004", CarMake = "Chevrolet", Model = "Malibu", Year = 2017, Price = 19000 },
        new Cars { Id = "CAR_005", CarMake = "BMW", Model = "3 Series", Year = 2021, Price = 35000 }
    };  
}

}

Results:

Cars.csv

"Id","CarMake","Model","Year","Price"

"CAR_001","Toyota","Corolla","2018","18000"

"CAR_002","Honda","Civic","2019","20000"

"CAR_003","Ford","Fusion","2020","22000"

"CAR_004","Chevrolet","Malibu","2017","19000"

"CAR_005","BMW","3 Series","2021","35000"

This example demonstrates how to use the CSVDownload component to export car data to a CSV file. Customize the class, description, and file name according to your requirements.

Feel free to integrate this NuGet package into your Blazor application to simplify data export tasks.