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xlsx-cli refactor #2029

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garrettluu wants to merge 4 commits into SheetJS:master from garrettluu:master

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garrettluu commented Jun 27, 2020

Closes #1922

Refactored the CLI into packages/xlsx-cli and published the NPM package here.
With this refactor, we have completely commander and exit-on-epipe as dependencies in the main library and the submodules.

For convenience, here are the PRs for the CLI refactors of the submodules in one place:

To run the cli, install it with npm i -g xlsx-cli, then run npx xlsx-cli.

garrettluu added 4 commits


          Moved cli to packages folder

1cfe260


          Moved dependecies off of cli

8d86342


          Moved code to index.js

238cc0b


          Forgot to export

41e3aa9

garrettluu requested review from SheetJSDev and srijonsaha

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srijonsaha left a comment •

edited

There's some conflicts that need to be resolved. Otherwise looks good to me.

packages/xlsx-cli/package.json

  
            "fs": "^0.0.1-security",

            "xlsx": "^0.16.2"

          },

          "devDependencies": {},

srijonsaha Jun 29, 2020
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this line could be removed (minor thing)

stof commented Jul 16, 2020

The xlsx-cli package.json should have the repository config, so that npmjs.com can link to the source repository.

stof commented Jul 16, 2020

@garrettluu the codepapage package also needs such a refactoring

SheetJSDev force-pushed the SheetJS:master branch from 0786b99 to 3b589f0

SheetJSDev force-pushed the SheetJS:master branch from 4254ed4 to eec93b0

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