An AngularJS simple directive that turns arrays and objects into downloadable CSV files,
- angular.js (of course!), any version starting with 1
- angular-sanitize.js, any version starting with 1
Download the from here
bower install ng-csv
npm install ng-csv
ng-csv is available at cdnjs
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Add ng-csv.min.js to your main file (index.html)
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Set
ngCsvas a dependency in your module
var myapp = angular.module('myapp', ['ngCsv'])- Add ng-csv directive to the wanted element, example:
<button type="button" ng-csv="getArray()" filename="test.csv">Export</button>-
ng-csv: The data array - Could be an expression, a value or a promise.
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filename: The filename that will be stored on the user's computer
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csv-header: If provided, would use this attribute to create a header row
<button type="button" ng-csv="getArray()" csv-header="['Field A', 'Field B', 'Field C']" filename="test.csv">Export</button>
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field-separator: Defines the field separator character (default is ,)
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text-delimiter: If provided, will use this characters to "escape" fields, otherwise will use double quotes as deafult
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quote-strings: If provided, will force escaping of every string field.
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lazy-load: If defined and set to true, ngCsv will generate the data string only on demand. See the lazy_load example for more details.
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add-bom: Add the Byte Order Mark, use this option if you are getting an unexpected char when opening the file on any windows App.
You can check out this live example here: https://asafdav.github.io/ng-csv/example/
For lazy load example using promises see this example: https://asafdav.github.io/ng-csv/example/lazy_load.html
| Browser | Filenames |
|---|---|
| Firefox 20+ | Yes |
| Chrome 14+ | Yes |
| Safari | No |
| IE 10+ | Yes |
