unioffice: A Go repository from fingerart

unioffice is a library for creation of Office Open XML documents (.docx, .xlsx and .pptx). Its goal is to be the most compatible and highest performance Go library for creation and editing of docx/xlsx/pptx files.

Status

Documents (docx) [Word]
- Read/Write/Edit
- Formatting
- Images
- Tables
Spreadsheets (xlsx) [Excel]
- Read/Write/Edit
- Cell formatting including conditional formatting
- Cell validation (drop down combobox, rules, etc.)
- Retrieve cell values as formatted by Excel (e.g. retrieve a date or number as displayed in Excel)
- Formula Evaluation (100+ functions supported currently, more will be added as required)
- Embedded Images
- All chart types
PowerPoint (pptx) [PowerPoint]
- Creation from templates
- Textboxes/shapes

Performance

There has been a great deal of interest in performance numbers for spreadsheet creation/reading lately, so here are unioffice numbers for this benchmark which creates a sheet with 30k rows, each with 100 columns.

creating 30000 rows * 100 cells took 3.92506863s
saving took 89ns
reading took 9.522383048s

Creation is fairly fast, saving is very quick due to no reflection usage, and reading is a bit slower. The downside is that the binary is large (33MB) as it contains generated structs, serialization and deserialization code for all of DOCX/XLSX/PPTX.

Installation

go get github.com/unidoc/unioffice/

Document Examples

Simple Text Formatting Text font colors, sizes, highlighting, etc.
Auto Generated Table of Contents Creating document headings with an auto generated TOC based off of the headingds
Floating Image Placing an image somewhere on a page, absolutely positioned with different text wrapping.
Header & Footer Creating headers and footers including page numbering.
Multiple Headers & Footers Using different headers and footers depending on document section.
Inline Tables Adding an table with and without borders.
Using Existing Word Document as a Template Opening a document as a template to re-use the styles created in the document.
Filling out Form Fields Opening a document with embedded form fields, filling out the fields and saving the result as a new filled form.
Editing an existing document Open an existing document and replace/remove text without modifying formatting.

Spreadsheet Examples

Simple A simple sheet with a few cells
Named Cells Different ways of referencing rows and cells
Cell Number/Date/Time Formats Creating cells with various number/date/time formats
Line Chart/Line Chart 3D Line Charts
Bar Chart Bar Charts
Mutiple Charts Multiple charts on a single sheet
Named Cell Ranges Naming cell ranges
Merged Cells Merge and unmerge cells
Conditional Formatting Conditionally formatting cells, styling, gradients, icons, data bar
Complex Multiple charts, auto filtering and conditional formatting
Borders Individual cell borders and rectangular borders around a range of cells.
Validation Data validation including combo box dropdowns.
Frozen Rows/Cols A sheet with a frozen header column and row

Presentation Examples

Simple Text Boxes Simple text boxes and shapes
Images Simple image insertion
Template Creating a presentation from a template

Raw Types

The OOXML specification is large and creating a friendly API to cover the entire specification is a very time consuming endeavor. This library attempts to provide an easy to use API for common use cases in creating OOXML documents while allowing users to fall back to raw document manipulation should the library's API not cover a specific use case.

The raw XML based types reside in the schema/ directory. These types are accessible from the wrapper types via a X() method that returns the raw type.

For example, the library currently doesn't have an API for setting a document background color. However it's easy to do manually via editing the CT_Background element of the document.

dox := document.New()
doc.X().Background = wordprocessingml.NewCT_Background()
doc.X().Background.ColorAttr = &wordprocessingml.ST_HexColor{}
doc.X().Background.ColorAttr.ST_HexColorRGB = color.RGB(50, 50, 50).AsRGBString()

Contribution guidelines

All contributors are must sign a contributor license agreement before their code will be reviewed and merged.

Licensing

This software package (unioffice) is a commercial product and requires a license code to operate.

The use of this software package is governed by the end-user license agreement (EULA) available at: https://unidoc.io/eula/

To obtain a Trial license code to evaluate the software, please visit https://unidoc.io/

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