Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Creation of a very simple F# model of a spreadsheet

Today I posted  a F# snipped at http://fssnip.net/5F.

It creates an Open Xml spreadsheet and does not depend on the Open Xml SDK.

To add data to the sheet you need SheetData . I have created a small model op a spreadsheet and some functions to generate the SheetData.

First the model:
//model of spreadsheet
// column * value
type Cell =
    | Text of string * string
    | Number of string * int
    | Formula of string * string

// row number * cells in the row
type Row =
    |Cells of int * Cell list

//list of rows
type Sheet =
    | Rows of Row list

Notice that the model reflects the structure of the Open Xml specifications. Sheets contain Rows and Rows contain Cells.  I have modeled three types of cells inline text, numbers and formulas. There are more. From the specifications (17.18.11 ST_CellType (Cell Type)):
Enumeration Value
Description
b (Boolean)
Cell containing a boolean.
d (Date)
Cell contains a date in the ISO 8601 format.
e (Error)
Cell containing an error.
inlineStr (Inline String)
Cell containing an (inline) rich string, i.e., one not in the shared string table. If this cell type is used, then the cell value is in the is element rather than the v element in the cell (c element).
n (Number)
Cell containing a number.
s (Shared String)
Cell containing a shared string.
str (String)
Cell containing a formula string.

These are the tests:
//test
let cell1 = Text("A","test1")
let cell2 = Number("B", 42)
let cell3 = Text("A","test2")
let cell4 = Number("B", 43)
let cell5 = Formula("B""SUM(B1:B2)")
 
let row1 = Cells(1, [cell1; cell2])
let row2 = Cells(2, [cell3; cell4])
let row3 = Cells(3, [cell5])
 
let sheet = Rows([row1; row2; row3])

This are the required functions to generate the SheetData:
let createTextCell column rowNumber (value:string) =
    let cell = new XElement(xname "c",
                                new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "r", column + rowNumber.ToString()),
                                new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "t""inlineStr"),
                                    new XElement(xname "is",
                                        new XElement(xname "t", value)))
    cell
 
//test
let result1 = createTextCell "A" 1 "abc"
 
let createNumberCell column rowNumber (value:int) =
    let cell =new XElement(xname "c",
                                new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "r", column + rowNumber.ToString()),
                                new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "t""n"),
                                    new XElement(xname "v", value
                                        ))
    cell
 
let createFormulaCell column rowNumber (formula:string) =
    let cell =new XElement(xname "c",
                                new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "r", column + rowNumber.ToString()),
                                new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "t""n"),
                                    new XElement(xname "f", formula
                                        ))
    cell
 
//test
let result2 = createNumberCell "B" 1 4
 
let createCell rowNumber = function
    | Text (culumn, value) -> createTextCell culumn rowNumber value
    | Number (culumn, value) -> createNumberCell culumn rowNumber value
    | Formula (culumn, formula) -> createFormulaCell culumn rowNumber formula
 
//test
let result3 =createCell 1 cell1
let result4 =createCell 1 cell2
 
let createRow = function
    |Cells (rowNumber, cells) -> 
        let rowElement = new XElement(xname "row"new XAttribute(xnameEmpty "r", rowNumber))
        cells |> List.map (createCell rowNumber) |> rowElement.Add
        rowElement
 
let result5 = createRow row2
 
let createSheetData (sheet:Sheet) =
    let createRows =  function
        | Rows rows -> rows|> List.map createRow
    let sheetData = new XElement(xname "sheetData")
    sheet|> createRows |> sheetData.Add
    sheetData
 
let result6 = createSheetData sheet

This is the result:



Because the sheet contains a formula in cell B3 Excel will calculates the result. 

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Create Open XML Word document in F# (update)

This time I will create a word document (open xml) in F# without using the Open XML SDK and using XML libraries. Things have been intentionally kept simple.

I start by modelling a simple word document:

There are Two types of paragraphs: normal and bold ones:
  1. //reference to the package
  2. #r "WindowsBase"
  3.  
  4. open System
  5. open System.IO
  6. open System.IO.Packaging
  7.  
  8. type Paragraph =
  9.     | Normal of string
  10.     | Bold of string
 
And a document is a list of paragraphs:
  1. type Document =
  2.     | Paragraphs of Paragraph list
 
This is the test:
  1. //test
  2. let list = [Normal("test1"); Normal("test2"); Bold("test3"); Normal("test4")]
  3. let doc = Paragraphs(list)

 

Next we have the to create an xml version of document:






  1. //helpers

  2.  

  3. // http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/mladenp/archive/2008/10/21/Different-ways-how-to-escape-an-XML-string-in-C.aspx

  4. let encodedXml (text: string) =

  5.     text.Replace("&", "&amp;").Replace("<", "&lt;").Replace(">", "&gt;").Replace("\"", "&quot;").Replace("'", "&apos;")

  6.  

  7. let xml1 = "<node>it's my \"node\" & i like it<node>"

  8. let encode = encodedXml xml1

  9.  

  10. let addString acc item = acc + "\r\t" + item

  11.  

  12. let createParagraphNormal text =

  13.     "<w:p>

  14.       <w:r>

  15.         <w:t>" + encodedXml text +

  16.         "</w:t>

  17.       </w:r>

  18.     </w:p>"

  19.  

  20. let createParagraphBold text =

  21.     "<w:p>

  22.       <w:r>

  23.         <w:rPr>

  24.          <w:b />

  25.         </w:rPr>

  26.         <w:t>" + encodedXml text +

  27.         "</w:t>

  28.       </w:r>

  29.     </w:p>"

  30.  

  31. let createParagraph = function

  32.     | Normal(text) -> createParagraphNormal text

  33.     | Bold (text) -> createParagraphBold text

  34.  

  35. let createParagraphs = function

  36.     | Paragraphs(list) -> list|> List.map createParagraph |> List.reduce addString

  37.  

  38. //test

  39. let p = createParagraphs doc

  40.  

  41. let createDocument doc =

  42.     let startDocument = @"<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""utf-8""?>

  43.                     <w:document xmlns:w=""http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/wordprocessingml/2006/main"">

  44.                       <w:body>"

  45.     let endDocument = "  </w:body>

  46.                         </w:document>"

  47.     let content = createParagraphs doc

  48.     startDocument + content + endDocument





 

Then we have to create a package, add the document and save it to disk:






  1. //add the document to package and save

  2. let createFile doc (fileName:string) =

  3.     using (Package.Open(fileName, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.ReadWrite))(fun package ->

  4.         let uri = new Uri("/word/document.xml", UriKind.Relative )

  5.         let partDocumentXML =

  6.             package.CreatePart(

  7.                                 uri,

  8.                                 "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document.main+xml" )

  9.     

  10.         using(new StreamWriter(partDocumentXML.GetStream(FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write)))(fun stream ->

  11.             doc |> createDocument |> stream.Write

  12.         )

  13.  

  14.         package.CreateRelationship(

  15.                                     uri,

  16.                                     TargetMode.Internal,

  17.                                     "http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/relationships/officeDocument",

  18.                                     "rId1") |> ignore

  19.     )

  20.  

  21. //test

  22. let fileName = @"D:\Tmp\test.docx"

  23.  

  24. createFile doc fileName;;




 
This is the result:

 

I have created a map from twitter to my document model






  1. type UserStatus =

  2.     { UserName : string;

  3.       ProfileImage : string;

  4.       Status : string;

  5.       StatusDate : DateTime }

  6.  

  7. let mapUserStatus (us:UserStatus) =

  8.     let date = "Date: " + us.StatusDate.ToShortDateString()  + " time: " + us.StatusDate.ToLongTimeString()

  9.     [Normal(date); Bold(us.UserName); Normal(us.Status); Normal("")]

  10.  

  11. let addUserStatus acc item = item @ acc

  12.  

  13. let result = xml|> parseTweetXml |> List.map mapUserStatus|> List.reduce addUserStatus





 


This results in the following document:









Remark: I had to Google “Weiner” to understand the jokes.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Create Open XML Spreadsheet in F# (update)

I have updated the code snippet for the creation of a spreadsheet in F#. I rewritten it in a more functional way an I have added an test with data.

1: //reference to the Open Office SDK
 2: #r @"C:\Program Files (x86)\Open XML SDK\V2.0\lib\DocumentFormat.OpenXml.dll"
 3: //reference to the package
 4: #r "WindowsBase"
 5:
 6: open DocumentFormat.OpenXml
 7: open DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging
 8: open DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet
 9:
10: let createSpreadsheet (filepath:string) (sheetName:string) (sheetData:SheetData) =
11:     // Create a spreadsheet document by supplying the filepath.
12:     // By default, AutoSave = true, Editable = true, and Type = xlsx.
13:    
14:     using (SpreadsheetDocument.Create(filepath, SpreadsheetDocumentType.Workbook)) (fun spreadsheetDocument ->
15:
16:     // Add a WorkbookPart to the document.
17:     let workbookPart = spreadsheetDocument.AddWorkbookPart(Workbook = new Workbook())
18:
19:     // Add a WorksheetPart to the WorkbookPart.
20:     // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5702939/unable-to-append-a-sheet-using-openxml-with-f-fsharp
21:     let worksheetPart = workbookPart.AddNewPart<WorksheetPart>()
22:     
23:     worksheetPart.Worksheet <- new Worksheet(sheetData:> OpenXmlElement)
24:
25:     // Add Sheets to the Workbook.
26:     let sheets = spreadsheetDocument.WorkbookPart.Workbook.AppendChild<Sheets>(new Sheets())
27:
28:     // Append a new worksheet and associate it with the workbook.
29:     let sheet = new Sheet(  Id =  StringValue(spreadsheetDocument.WorkbookPart.GetIdOfPart(worksheetPart)),
30:                             SheetId =  UInt32Value(1u),
31:                             Name = StringValue(sheetName)
32:                             )
33:     [sheet :> OpenXmlElement] |> sheets.Append
34:     )
35:
36: //helpers
37: let createCellReference (header:string) (index:int) =
38:     StringValue(header + string(index))
39:
40: let createNumberCell number (header:string) (index:int) =
41:     let cell = new Cell(DataType = EnumValue(CellValues.Number), CellReference = createCellReference header index)
42:     let value = new CellValue(Text = number.ToString())
43:     value |> cell.AppendChild|> ignore
44:     cell :> OpenXmlElement
45:
46: let createTextCell text (header:string) (index:int) =
47:     let cell = new Cell(DataType = EnumValue(CellValues.InlineString), CellReference = createCellReference header index)
48:     let inlineString = new InlineString()
49:     let t = new Text(Text = text)
50:     t |> inlineString.AppendChild |> ignore
51:     inlineString |> cell.AppendChild|> ignore
52:     cell :> OpenXmlElement
53:
54: let createContentRow (text, (number1:int), (number2:int), (index:int)) =
55:     let row = new Row(RowIndex = UInt32Value(uint32(index)))
56:     let cell1 = createTextCell text "A" index
57:     let cell2 = createNumberCell number1 "B" index
58:     let cell3 = createNumberCell number2 "C" index
59:     cell1 |> row.Append
60:     cell2 |> row.Append
61:     cell3 |> row.Append
62:     row :> OpenXmlElement
63:
64: //test
65: let createTestSheetData =
66:     let sheetData = new SheetData()
67:     ("test1", 123, 456, 1) |> createContentRow |> sheetData.AppendChild |> ignore
68:     ("test2", 35, 1231, 2) |> createContentRow |> sheetData.AppendChild |> ignore
69:     ("test3", 345, 21, 3) |> createContentRow |> sheetData.AppendChild |> ignore
70:     sheetData
71:
72: let testData = createTestSheetData
73: let result = createSpreadsheet @"D:\Tmp\test.xlsx" "test" testData;;
74:
75:

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