ekuseru 0.3.7 → 0.3.8
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= Ekuseru
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Ekuseru is a gem to generate Microsoft Excel documents with Rails.
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provides templating abilities to create excel documents
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Having a template is very convenient, because we can define how our file looks
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like in the views, and we can access all helper methods defined in rails.
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Ekuseru is a gem to generate Microsoft Excel documents with Rails.
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This gem provides templating abilities to create excel documents.
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== Installation
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=== Rails 3
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* Edit your Gemfile, add:
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bundle install
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=== Rails 2
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Ekuseru master branch now support rails 3 and is NOT backward compatible.
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To use ekuseru in rails 2, install it as plugin :
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* cd vendor/plugins
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* git clone git://github.com/xinuc/ekuseru.git
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* git checkout remotes/origin/rails2 -b rails2
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== Usage
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=== Controller
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To generate xls document, add <code>
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To generate xls document, add <code>respond_to :xls</code> to your controller.
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Example:
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Ekuseru will use .eku files as the template. So, with the example above,
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we will need to create 'index.xls.eku' in app/views/products/.
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Basically it's just an ordinary ruby file.
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In the template, we will get a <code>xls</code> variable which is a
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Spreadsheet::Workbook object ready to be modified like whatever we want.
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That's it. Then you can create a link to the xls file if you want, like:
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<%= link_to 'Excel', products_path(:format => :xls) %>
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<%= link_to 'Download as Excel', products_path(:format => :xls) %>
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== Credits
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s.authors = ["Nugroho Herucahyono", "Jacob Rothstein"]
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s.description = %q{Ekuseru is a gem to generate Microsoft Excel documents with Rails. This plugin provides templating abilities to create excel documents using Spreadsheet gem.}
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s.email = %q{xinuc@xinuc.org}
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name: ekuseru
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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default_executable:
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summary: Export excel documents from Rails
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