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Our project currently lacks the ability to handle Excel and CSV file formats, which are commonly used in data processing and reporting. This issue aims to integrate support for these formats, potentially utilizing the ExcelJS library, to enhance the versatility and utility of our application.
Expected Outcome
Implement the ability to read and write Excel (.xlsx) and CSV (.csv) file formats.
Integrate ExcelJS or a similar library to handle these file formats efficiently.
Ensure compatibility with various versions of Excel files and CSV formats.
Provide a seamless and user-friendly interface for file import/export functionalities.
Specifics
Research and choose an appropriate library (ExcelJS or an alternative) that best suits our project's needs.
Develop a module or service within our application to handle Excel and CSV file operations.
Create functions to import data from and export data to these file formats.
Test compatibility with different versions and variations of Excel and CSV files.
The implementation should be efficient, reliable, and easy to maintain.
Contribution Guidelines
Fork the repository and create a feature branch for this issue.
Ensure that the chosen library integrates well with our existing codebase.
Add unit tests covering the new functionalities.
Update documentation to include instructions and examples on how to use the new features.
Ensure code quality, follow coding standards, and make sure all tests pass.
Submit a pull request linking to this issue for review.
This feature is essential to extend the capabilities of our project and will significantly benefit users who work with Excel and CSV files regularly. Contributions that help us achieve this functionality are highly valued and contribute greatly to the project's growth and usability.
Issue Overview
Our project currently lacks the ability to handle Excel and CSV file formats, which are commonly used in data processing and reporting. This issue aims to integrate support for these formats, potentially utilizing the ExcelJS library, to enhance the versatility and utility of our application.
Expected Outcome
Specifics
Contribution Guidelines
This feature is essential to extend the capabilities of our project and will significantly benefit users who work with Excel and CSV files regularly. Contributions that help us achieve this functionality are highly valued and contribute greatly to the project's growth and usability.