CSV export

CSV export is free and needs no license key.

import { exportCsv, tableToCsv } from "rowpine"

await exportCsv(table, { fileName: "orders" })
const text = tableToCsv(table) // the same content as a string

CSV is for data, not for looking at, so it differs from the Excel and PDF files on purpose:

• One line per data row. Group header rows are left out, and grouped-by values (the region of each order) are kept.
• Numbers have no thousands separators; dates are yyyy-mm-dd, or yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss when they have a time.
• The file starts with a byte order mark so Excel reads accented letters. bom: false removes it.
• A value that starts with =, +, - or @ and is not a number gets a leading ', so a spreadsheet does not run it as a formula.

Plus fileName, rows and download.