The rubiod
gem is intended to provide cute ruby-style interface to work with OASIS Open Document Format files. For now it supports some functionality to read/modify OD spreadsheets (.ods).
rubiod
works with ruby 1.8.7 or higher. It is dependent on libxml-ruby
and rubyzip
gems
At least two ways available:
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Build gem from source:
git clone git://github.com/netoctone/rubiod.git; cd rubiod gem build rubiod.gemspec gem install rubiod-version.gem
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Or add following line to Gemfile (if it’s in use):
gem 'rubiod', :git => 'git://github.com/netoctone/rubiod.git'
Some examples of work with rubiod
require 'rubygems' require 'rubiod'
Document initializer takes a path to file or any IO object
spread = Rubiod::Spreadsheet.new('path/to/file.ods') File.open('path/to/file.ods', 'r') do |f| Rubiod::Spreadsheet.new(f) end
RubiOD allows to work separately with worksheets and rows of document:
worksheet = spread['Worksheet'] worksheet = spread[0] row = spread[0, 10] row = worksheet[10]
puts spread['Worksheet', 0, 0] puts worksheet[0, 0] puts row[0]
Setting new value in a cell:
spread[0, 1, 5] = 'new data' worksheet[1, 5] = 10 row[5] = object
Inserting new row after specified one, applying the same formatting:
worksheet.insert 10
Deleting an entire row (with shifting lower ones up):
worksheet.delete 11
spread.save
RubiOD is released under the MIT license.