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Add chart support for powerpoint slide #17
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Limit the number of accent color into 1-6
WOW.... Ziv On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 4:40 AM, vtloc [email protected] wrote:
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Yup, took sometimes to understand the right way. Have yet to find a good way for debugging as it's really time-consuming debugging by comparing by hand. Still, I planned to spend sometimes working on this module. Please feel free to ask if my code needs any more clarification or comments. -Loc- |
modify the example to reflect new changes.
Hi Ziv, i'm interested to use your library but don't see any load template function. Did you mind will be implemented ? Thanks |
Support node v0.10.x and chart color
The @vtloc fork to generate PPT charts is extremely useful. It works fine. I did have to clone the code and run The main branch has evolved since January, so I spent some time trying to merge those changes into the main branch, but had difficulty. I cloned the main branch and manually copied the key sections from the @vtloc fork. However, try as I might it didn't quite seem to generate the temporary xlsx files correctly in the main branch. They generated but were invalid, and didn't get deleted. So set that aside for now. Would be great to see this merged in. If that happens, there are additional extensions I'd like to contribute. Specifically, the PowerPoint charts are generated from hardcoded XML strings. That works fine, but it's hard to customize the graphs. So I created a new branch in which the chart fragments are replaced by equivalent Javascript objects, which XMLBuilder will accept. That way an API customer can get a standard chart base (or provide their own) and modify it to specify chart axis titles, colors, number formats, etc, or anything else possible in the OpenXML standard. |
The following part is a bit tricky: