- update FilterDatabase defined name when writing AutoFilter
- XLML stub cells have blank Data block
- HTML export honor `id` option
- expose `sheet_get_cell`
- missing formula elements rewritten to valid defined names (see #680)
- comment author length limit enforced
- XLS ifmt references renamed to numFmtId for consistency with XLSB
- removed circular symlink
- mangle/compress with uglify
- more flow comments
- updated SSF to 0.9.2
- XLSB style records and number format writing
- CSV avoid parseFloat (fixes#646 h/t @jabbermarky)
- CSV recognize mac line ending (fixes#648 h/t @charlesread)
- BIFF2 format table refactored to align with SSF
- BIFF5 image data exposure
- SSF custom format auto table update (fixes#267 h/t @Fangmingdu)
- eslint more checks
- browser test timeout extended to 10 seconds
- xlsx.njs use dense mode by default
- CSV Streaming output for nodejs
- XLSX/XLSB error on password protected documents
- record hoppers switch on record number rather than name
- browser demo save file in global (fixes#573 h/t @WildDusk)
- flesh out XLSB record expectations (fixes#624 h/t @pgeeh)
- `dense` mode (fixes#34 h/t @schleumer)
- UTF-16 Unicode Text (TXT) write
- Lotus Formatted Text (PRN) read/write
- DBF version 2 field length adjustments
- throw errors if SheetNames is invalid (fixes#376 h/t @pietersv)
- read and write support for Flat ODS files
- read support for Uniform Office Spreadsheet (UOS)
- IE6-8 cell regex split fix (fixes#350#140#268 h/t @Aymkdn @C0d3ine)
- replace substr negative index with slices (fixes#351 h/t @Aymkdn)
- ODS parsexmltag ignores ext overrides (fixes#548 h/t @lgodard)
- csv can be written using write/writeFile with csv type
- added `type` to README (fixes#432 h/t @tomkel)
- BIFF 2-12 formula parsing
- more content type coverage
- unified `.f` form: A1-style string
- `.F` field for array formulae
- formula output groups array formulae
- bin script -A --arrays output JS row objects
- whitespace robustness in inline string xml
- UTF-8 parsing in rich text runs (fixes#505 h/t @fuchsc)
- bold/italic/underline accept null val attr (h/t @qqilihq)
- sst trimming (fixes#176 h/t @shakhal @oising)
- codepage updated to 1.6.0 (latest)
- clean up Makefile
- adapted .travis.yml to support 0.8
- removed test files that drifted from baseline
- removed XLSB pseudo-inverse tests due to fails in node 4+
- eliminated functional constructs in hot functions
- format try-catch block extracted into new function
- cpexcel + codepage updated to 1.2.0
- more efficient (and correct) clean implementation of RGB/HSL/tint algorithms
- xlsx binary --all option enables every extra formatting and saving option
- column widths parsed and saved (requires cellStyles:true)
- basic style + theme parsing, option .cellStyles (h/t @eladxxx)
- more XLSB writing stubs
- correct resolution of .xml/.bin files
- sheet_to_json improvements from js-xls
o opts.header = 1 for array of arrays
o opts.header = 'A' for spreadsheet column labels
o custom opts.header array for custom labels
o opts.range = n starts from row n
o opts.range = range restricts writer to work within the specified range
- Makefile adapted to work with cygwin on windows
- require cpexcel instead of full codepage library
- hardcode the unescapexml regexp
- utf8read short circuit for ASCII strings
- cellFormulae also acts on XLSX/XLSM
- bin/xlsx.njs do not process formulae unless requested
- very basic XLSX / XLSM write support with roundtrip tests (XLSB stubs)
- reorganized source tree
- new XLSB range check ensures that A1 is not emitted for empty sheets
- SSF table emitted in output (consistent with js-xls)
- CLI supports writing
Backwards-incompatible changes:
o new Property aliases (see CORE_PROPS and EXT_PROPS)
o FILETIME custom properties parsed as JS Dates
o `xlsx2csv` -> `xlsx` (and `bin/xlsx{2csv,}.njs`)
- opts.sheetRows limits parsing; default (0) parses all rows
- added -n mode to xlsx2csv to control number of rows
- !ref will be adjusted; !fullref holds full range
- opts.bookDeps parses calc chain; now chains are not parsed by default
- getzipdata safe option obviates some try-catch blocks
- parsing cell type 'd' (h/t @malphettes, yet again :)
- opts.WTF throws on errors
