@sheetxl/sdk 0.1.120 → 0.2.5

package/{build/LICENSE.md → LICENSE.md}

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-# Repository Licensing
-
-The SheetXL monorepo contains a mix of open-source and commercially licensed packages. Each package is individually licensed and contains its own license file.
-
-For the specific terms and conditions applicable to a package, please see the `LICENSE.md` file located in that package's root directory.
-
-Generally, packages intended for public distribution (such as CLIs, adapters, and vanilla wrappers) are licensed under the MIT license. All other core packages are proprietary and require a commercial license for use.
-
-For more details on commercial licensing, please visit our website:
-
-https://www.sheetxl.com/licensing-pricing
+# Repository Licensing
+
+SheetXL contains a mix of open-source and commercially licensed packages. Each package is individually licensed and contains its own license file.
+
+For the specific terms and conditions applicable to a package, please see the `LICENSE.md` file located in that package's root directory.
+
+Generally, packages intended for public distribution (such as CLIs, adapters, and vanilla wrappers) are licensed under the MIT license. All other core packages are proprietary and require a commercial license for use.
+
+For more details on commercial licensing, please visit our website:
+
+https://www.sheetxl.com/licensing-pricing

package/README.md

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-# SDK
-
-<a href="https://www.sheetxl.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
-  <img src="https://www.sheetxl.com/logo-text.svg" width="150" alt="SheetXL"/>
-</a>
-
-A vectorized, columnar, scriptable, embeddable spreadsheet.
-
-A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine designed for building data-driven applications and integrating
-spreadsheet functionality into existing systems. It handles even extremely large and sparse datasets,
-while providing a powerful calculation engine and a flexible API. As part of the
-[SheetXL](https://www.sheetxl.com) eco system, it seamlessly integrates with ready-to-use UI components and data
-import/export tools.
-
-Learn more about [SheetXL](https://www.sheetxl.com).
-
-| Feature                     | Excel API (JS/Python) | Google Sheets API | pandas | DuckDB | Jupyter Notebooks | NumPy | Sigma Computing | SheetXL 🚀 |
-|-----------------------------|----------------------|-------------------|--------|--------|------------------|-------|----------------|------------|
-| **Spreadsheet-Like?**       | ✅ Yes              | ✅ Yes           | ❌ No UI (table-based) | ❌ No UI | ❌ No real spreadsheet UI | ❌ No UI, array-based | ❌ No true spreadsheet UI | ✅ Yes (Excel-like UI) |
-| **Vectorized Operations?**  | ❌ Mostly scalar    | ❌ Mostly scalar  | ✅ Fully vectorized | ✅ Columnar, vectorized | ✅ Can use pandas/NumPy | ✅ Fully vectorized | ❌ SQL-based (not vectorized) | ✅ Fully vectorized, columnar |
-| **Embeddable?**             | ❌ Not easily embeddable | ✅ Web-based | ❌ Not embeddable | ✅ Can be embedded | ❌ Not embeddable | ❌ Not a spreadsheet | ✅ Cloud-based | ✅ Fully embeddable |
-| **Data Science Capabilities?** | ⚠️ Limited (Python only) | ❌ No real data science | ✅ Strong data science | ✅ SQL-based analytics | ✅ Python data science | ✅ Scientific computing | ✅ BI analytics | ✅ Python & JS scripting |
-
-## Advantages
-
-1. The “Handoff Tax” → IT departments rewrite spreadsheets into web apps, but they lack true spreadsheet functionality. SheetXL removes this tax.
-2. Excel’s API is scalar → Most spreadsheet APIs are slow because they weren’t built for large-scale, vectorized calculations.
-3. BI tools don’t let you “program” the UI → Sigma, Looker, Tableau work for dashboards, but aren’t true programmable spreadsheets.
-4. NumPy is fast, but has no spreadsheet UI → SheetXL gives NumPy performance inside a familiar spreadsheet.
-5. Embeddability is a game-changer → Unlike Excel/Google Sheets, SheetXL is built for web apps, with seamless integration.
+# SDK
+
+![SheetXL](https://www.sheetxl.com/logo-text.svg)
+
+A vectorized, columnar, scriptable, embeddable spreadsheet.
+
+A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine designed for building data-driven applications and integrating
+spreadsheet functionality into existing systems. It handles even extremely large and sparse datasets,
+while providing a powerful calculation engine and a flexible API. As part of the
+[SheetXL](https://www.sheetxl.com) eco system, it seamlessly integrates with ready-to-use UI components and data
+import/export tools.
+
+Learn more about [SheetXL](https://www.sheetxl.com).
+
+| Feature                     | Excel API (JS/Python) | Google Sheets API | pandas | DuckDB | Jupyter Notebooks | NumPy | Sigma Computing | SheetXL 🚀 |
+|-----------------------------|----------------------|-------------------|--------|--------|------------------|-------|----------------|------------|
+| **Spreadsheet-Like?**       | ✅ Yes              | ✅ Yes           | ❌ No UI (table-based) | ❌ No UI | ❌ No real spreadsheet UI | ❌ No UI, array-based | ❌ No true spreadsheet UI | ✅ Yes (Excel-like UI) |
+| **Vectorized Operations?**  | ❌ Mostly scalar    | ❌ Mostly scalar  | ✅ Fully vectorized | ✅ Columnar, vectorized | ✅ Can use pandas/NumPy | ✅ Fully vectorized | ❌ SQL-based (not vectorized) | ✅ Fully vectorized, columnar |
+| **Embeddable?**             | ❌ Not easily embeddable | ✅ Web-based | ❌ Not embeddable | ✅ Can be embedded | ❌ Not embeddable | ❌ Not a spreadsheet | ✅ Cloud-based | ✅ Fully embeddable |
+| **Data Science Capabilities?** | ⚠️ Limited (Python only) | ❌ No real data science | ✅ Strong data science | ✅ SQL-based analytics | ✅ Python data science | ✅ Scientific computing | ✅ BI analytics | ✅ Python & JS scripting |
+
+## Advantages
+
+1. The “Handoff Tax” → IT departments rewrite spreadsheets into web apps, but they lack true spreadsheet functionality. SheetXL removes this tax.
+2. Excel’s API is scalar → Most spreadsheet APIs are slow because they weren’t built for large-scale, vectorized calculations.
+3. BI tools don’t let you “program” the UI → Sigma, Looker, Tableau work for dashboards, but aren’t true programmable spreadsheets.
+4. NumPy is fast, but has no spreadsheet UI → SheetXL gives NumPy performance inside a familiar spreadsheet.
+5. Embeddability is a game-changer → Unlike Excel/Google Sheets, SheetXL is built for web apps, with seamless integration.

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 "use strict";/**
- * @license @sheetxl/sdk - SDK - A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine. - v0.1.119
+ * @license @sheetxl/sdk - SDK - A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine. - v0.2.5
  *
  * (C) 2025-present SheetXL Inc. & Michael T. Ford
  * License: The license can be found at https://www.sheetxl.com/license.

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 "use strict";/**
- * @license @sheetxl/sdk - SDK - A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine. - v0.1.119
+ * @license @sheetxl/sdk - SDK - A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine. - v0.2.5
  *
  * (C) 2025-present SheetXL Inc. & Michael T. Ford
  * License: The license can be found at https://www.sheetxl.com/license.

package/{build/browser/cjs/BcaXK2QHGZ0Tl83z.cjs → browser/cjs/BMwvhk9m7DypXhhc.cjs}

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 "use strict";/**
- * @license @sheetxl/sdk - SDK - A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine. - v0.1.119
+ * @license @sheetxl/sdk - SDK - A high-performance, embeddable spreadsheet engine. - v0.2.5
  *
  * (C) 2025-present SheetXL Inc. & Michael T. Ford
  * License: The license can be found at https://www.sheetxl.com/license.