@cj-tech-master/excelts 9.5.6 → 9.5.7

package/dist/browser/modules/pdf/render/style-converter.d.ts

@@ -54,7 +54,20 @@ export declare function extractFontProperties(font: Partial<PdfFontStyle> | unde
  */
 export declare function excelFillToPdfColor(fill: PdfFillData | undefined): PdfColor | null;
 /**
- * Map border styles to PDF line widths.
+ * Map border styles to PDF line widths (in points).
+ *
+ * Values match Excel's actual border weights as used historically by this
+ * library (pre-#154). PR #154 doubled every width (0.25 → 0.5, 0.5 → 1,
+ * 1 → 2) to make `thin` and `medium` more visually distinct in PDF
+ * viewers, but that change made all borders heavier than Excel itself
+ * (issue #164). The 2× ratio between thin/medium and the 4× ratio between
+ * thin/thick are preserved with the lighter values, so styles remain
+ * distinguishable while matching Excel.
+ *
+ *   hair   = 0.1 pt
+ *   thin   = 0.25 pt   (also dotted, dashed, dashDot, dashDotDot, slantDashDot, double)
+ *   medium = 0.5 pt    (also mediumDashed, mediumDashDot, mediumDashDotDot)
+ *   thick  = 1   pt
  */
 export declare function borderStyleToLineWidth(style: string): number;
 /**

package/dist/browser/modules/pdf/render/style-converter.js

@@ -274,38 +274,51 @@ export function excelFillToPdfColor(fill) {
 // Border Conversion
 // =============================================================================
 /**
- * Map border styles to PDF line widths.
+ * Map border styles to PDF line widths (in points).
+ *
+ * Values match Excel's actual border weights as used historically by this
+ * library (pre-#154). PR #154 doubled every width (0.25 → 0.5, 0.5 → 1,
+ * 1 → 2) to make `thin` and `medium` more visually distinct in PDF
+ * viewers, but that change made all borders heavier than Excel itself
+ * (issue #164). The 2× ratio between thin/medium and the 4× ratio between
+ * thin/thick are preserved with the lighter values, so styles remain
+ * distinguishable while matching Excel.
+ *
+ *   hair   = 0.1 pt
+ *   thin   = 0.25 pt   (also dotted, dashed, dashDot, dashDotDot, slantDashDot, double)
+ *   medium = 0.5 pt    (also mediumDashed, mediumDashDot, mediumDashDotDot)
+ *   thick  = 1   pt
  */
 export function borderStyleToLineWidth(style) {
     switch (style) {
+        case "hair":
+            return 0.1;
         case "thin":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "medium":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "thick":
-            return 2.0;
+            return 1;
         case "double":
-            return 0.5;
-        case "hair":
-            return 0.2;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dotted":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashed":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashDotDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "slantDashDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "mediumDashed":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "mediumDashDot":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "mediumDashDotDot":
-            return 1.0;
-        default:
             return 0.5;
+        default:
+            return 0.25;
     }
 }
 /**

package/dist/cjs/modules/pdf/render/style-converter.js

@@ -286,38 +286,51 @@ function excelFillToPdfColor(fill) {
 // Border Conversion
 // =============================================================================
 /**
- * Map border styles to PDF line widths.
+ * Map border styles to PDF line widths (in points).
+ *
+ * Values match Excel's actual border weights as used historically by this
+ * library (pre-#154). PR #154 doubled every width (0.25 → 0.5, 0.5 → 1,
+ * 1 → 2) to make `thin` and `medium` more visually distinct in PDF
+ * viewers, but that change made all borders heavier than Excel itself
+ * (issue #164). The 2× ratio between thin/medium and the 4× ratio between
+ * thin/thick are preserved with the lighter values, so styles remain
+ * distinguishable while matching Excel.
+ *
+ *   hair   = 0.1 pt
+ *   thin   = 0.25 pt   (also dotted, dashed, dashDot, dashDotDot, slantDashDot, double)
+ *   medium = 0.5 pt    (also mediumDashed, mediumDashDot, mediumDashDotDot)
+ *   thick  = 1   pt
  */
 function borderStyleToLineWidth(style) {
     switch (style) {
+        case "hair":
+            return 0.1;
         case "thin":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "medium":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "thick":
-            return 2.0;
+            return 1;
         case "double":
-            return 0.5;
-        case "hair":
-            return 0.2;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dotted":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashed":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashDotDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "slantDashDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "mediumDashed":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "mediumDashDot":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "mediumDashDotDot":
-            return 1.0;
-        default:
             return 0.5;
+        default:
+            return 0.25;
     }
 }
 /**

package/dist/esm/modules/pdf/render/style-converter.js

@@ -274,38 +274,51 @@ export function excelFillToPdfColor(fill) {
 // Border Conversion
 // =============================================================================
 /**
- * Map border styles to PDF line widths.
+ * Map border styles to PDF line widths (in points).
+ *
+ * Values match Excel's actual border weights as used historically by this
+ * library (pre-#154). PR #154 doubled every width (0.25 → 0.5, 0.5 → 1,
+ * 1 → 2) to make `thin` and `medium` more visually distinct in PDF
+ * viewers, but that change made all borders heavier than Excel itself
+ * (issue #164). The 2× ratio between thin/medium and the 4× ratio between
+ * thin/thick are preserved with the lighter values, so styles remain
+ * distinguishable while matching Excel.
+ *
+ *   hair   = 0.1 pt
+ *   thin   = 0.25 pt   (also dotted, dashed, dashDot, dashDotDot, slantDashDot, double)
+ *   medium = 0.5 pt    (also mediumDashed, mediumDashDot, mediumDashDotDot)
+ *   thick  = 1   pt
  */
 export function borderStyleToLineWidth(style) {
     switch (style) {
+        case "hair":
+            return 0.1;
         case "thin":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "medium":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "thick":
-            return 2.0;
+            return 1;
         case "double":
-            return 0.5;
-        case "hair":
-            return 0.2;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dotted":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashed":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "dashDotDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "slantDashDot":
-            return 0.5;
+            return 0.25;
         case "mediumDashed":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "mediumDashDot":
-            return 1.0;
+            return 0.5;
         case "mediumDashDotDot":
-            return 1.0;
-        default:
             return 0.5;
+        default:
+            return 0.25;
     }
 }
 /**

package/dist/iife/excelts.iife.js

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /*!
-* @cj-tech-master/excelts v9.5.6
+* @cj-tech-master/excelts v9.5.7
 * Zero-dependency TypeScript toolkit — Excel (XLSX), PDF, CSV, Markdown, XML, ZIP/TAR, and streaming.
 * (c) 2026 cjnoname
 * Released under the MIT License
@@ -88940,24 +88940,37 @@ self.onmessage = async function(event) {
 		return null;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Map border styles to PDF line widths.
+	* Map border styles to PDF line widths (in points).
+	*
+	* Values match Excel's actual border weights as used historically by this
+	* library (pre-#154). PR #154 doubled every width (0.25 → 0.5, 0.5 → 1,
+	* 1 → 2) to make `thin` and `medium` more visually distinct in PDF
+	* viewers, but that change made all borders heavier than Excel itself
+	* (issue #164). The 2× ratio between thin/medium and the 4× ratio between
+	* thin/thick are preserved with the lighter values, so styles remain
+	* distinguishable while matching Excel.
+	*
+	*   hair   = 0.1 pt
+	*   thin   = 0.25 pt   (also dotted, dashed, dashDot, dashDotDot, slantDashDot, double)
+	*   medium = 0.5 pt    (also mediumDashed, mediumDashDot, mediumDashDotDot)
+	*   thick  = 1   pt
 	*/
 	function borderStyleToLineWidth(style) {
 		switch (style) {
-			case "thin": return .5;
-			case "medium": return 1;
-			case "thick": return 2;
-			case "double": return .5;
-			case "hair": return .2;
-			case "dotted": return .5;
-			case "dashed": return .5;
-			case "dashDot": return .5;
-			case "dashDotDot": return .5;
-			case "slantDashDot": return .5;
-			case "mediumDashed": return 1;
-			case "mediumDashDot": return 1;
-			case "mediumDashDotDot": return 1;
-			default: return .5;
+			case "hair": return .1;
+			case "thin": return .25;
+			case "medium": return .5;
+			case "thick": return 1;
+			case "double": return .25;
+			case "dotted": return .25;
+			case "dashed": return .25;
+			case "dashDot": return .25;
+			case "dashDotDot": return .25;
+			case "slantDashDot": return .25;
+			case "mediumDashed": return .5;
+			case "mediumDashDot": return .5;
+			case "mediumDashDotDot": return .5;
+			default: return .25;
 		}
 	}
 	/**