MIT licensed by Tim, Max, Kirill Zaborsky
This version can be pinned in stack with:xlsx-0.2.4@sha256:2c8d9fecf6a57182822197a4079fae75ac6d25c236d0813617258bcfdd96c235,4185
Module documentation for 0.2.4
Depends on 23 packages
(full list with versions):
base,
base64-bytestring,
binary-search,
bytestring,
conduit,
containers,
data-default,
errors,
extra,
filepath,
lens,
mtl,
mtl-compat,
network-uri,
old-locale,
safe,
text,
time,
transformers,
vector,
xml-conduit,
zip-archive,
zlib This library can help you to get some data read and written in Office
Open XML xlsx format. Small subset of xlsx format is supported.
For examples look into Codec.Xlsx
.
Format is covered by ECMA-376 standard:
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-376.htm
4th edition of the standard with the transitional schema is used for this library.
0.2.4
- added basic images support
- added “normal” cell formula support
- added basic xlsx parsing error reporting (thanks to Brad Ediger [email protected])
0.2.3
- added conditional formatting support
- fixed reading empty subelements with defaults (thanks Steve Bigham [email protected])
0.2.2.2
- fixed missing from parsing code font family value 0 (Not applicable) (thanks Steve Bigham [email protected])
- fixed time type used in haddock example (thanks Manoj [email protected])
0.2.2.1
- fixed comments data type names and modules/imports
0.2.2
- added cell comments support
- added custom file properties
0.2.1.2
- loosened dependency on data-default package
0.2.1.1
- fixed parsing shared string table entries with no content (thanks to Yuji Yamamoto [email protected])
0.2.1
- added number formats (thanks to Alan Zimmerman [email protected])
- loosened dependency on zip-archive package
0.2.0
- added style sheet support (thanks to Edsko de Vries [email protected])
- added high level interface for styling (thanks to Edsko de Vries [email protected])
- added sheet views support (thanks to Edsko de Vries [email protected])
- added page setup support (thanks to Edsko de Vries [email protected])
- switched from
System.Time
to Data.Time
- added rich text support (thanks to Edsko de Vries [email protected]) including shared strings
- added a bit better internals for rendering (thanks to Edsko de Vries [email protected]) and parsing
0.1.2
- added lenses to access cells both using RC and XY style coordinates, RC is used by default
0.1.1.1
- fixed use of internal function for parsing shared strings, previous change was unused in practice
0.1.1
- added support for rich text shared strings (thanks to Steve Bigham [email protected])
0.1.0.5
- loosened dependency on zlib package
0.1.0.4
- fixed generated xml so it gets read by MS Excel with no warnings (thanks Dmitriy Nikitinskiy [email protected])
- improved shared strings collection by using Vector (thanks Dmitriy Nikitinskiy [email protected])
- empty xml elements don’t get emmitted anymore (thanks Philipp Hausmann [email protected])
- imporoved and cleaned up core.xml generation
0.1.0.3
- added “str” cells content extraction as text
- added a notice that formulas in are not yet supported
0.1.0
- better tests and documentation
- lenses for worksheets/cells
- removed streaming support as it needs better API and improved implementaion
- removed CellLocalTime as ambiguous, added CellBool
0.0.1