SheetJS
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Most writers write sheets to xl/worksheets/sheetN.xml (where N is 1-indexed) Numbers for iOS apparently writes to xl/worksheets/sheet.xml (for first sheet) xl/worksheets/sheetN.xml (N>1, 0-indexed -- sheet1.xml corresponds to 2nd sheet) The right thing to do is to dig into workbook rels, but that's for another day
21 lines
789 B
JavaScript
21 lines
789 B
JavaScript
function fixopts(opts) {
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var defaults = [
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['cellNF', false], /* emit cell number format string as .z */
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['cellHTML', true], /* emit html string as .h */
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['cellFormula', true], /* emit formulae as .f */
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['sheetStubs', false], /* emit empty cells */
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['sheetRows', 0, 'n'], /* read n rows (0 = read all rows) */
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['bookDeps', false], /* parse calculation chains */
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['bookSheets', false], /* only try to get sheet names (no Sheets) */
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['bookProps', false], /* only try to get properties (no Sheets) */
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['bookFiles', false], /* include raw file structure (keys, files) */
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['WTF', false] /* WTF mode (throws errors) */
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];
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defaults.forEach(function(d) {
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if(typeof opts[d[0]] === 'undefined') opts[d[0]] = d[1];
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if(d[2] === 'n') opts[d[0]] = Number(opts[d[0]]);
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});
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}
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