Archive this GitHub Project

[candrews]

Per the README at https://github.com/SheetJS/sheetjs#-new-home this project is no longer active having moved to https://git.sheetjs.com/sheetjs/sheetjs.

To reduce confusion, can you please archive this GitHub project? That way, no one will create or comment on issues here expecting a response that will never come.

Thank you!

[bliu13]

Their new versions are also not on the npm registry. They are recommending people to install the dependency from a tar file instead.

[Mettbrot]

Two good reasons to switch to another library if you ask me.

[rap2hpoutre]

Yes, still it has a cost :/

[srl295]

https://git.sheetjs.com/SheetJS/sheetjs seems to be down?

[dpnova]

Whoever is running their community stuff is just slowly shutting it down? :D

[WillDelish]

Its sad to see a library I've used over the years end up like this. I hope they do archive this or just let someone else take over keep the NPM repository up to date with their own hosted git version. At this point, the library is just a pending security incident.

[geoguide]

👍 Please archive it. There are references to it everywhere and it's easy to use it by mistake.

[imsuvesh]

Hey Peeps, There are two forks currently publishing the latest version of xlsx on npm.
You can use whatever you like - Download via sheets.js cdn or use these forks.

1. [Security] Prototype Pollution in sheetJS #2822 (comment)

Hey, folks! I made a little tool that allows you to continue using xlsx in your projects. It checks for updates from the sheetjs selfhosted git repository every day, and if there is a new version there, it is automatically published to npm. The publishing is signed via provenance to prevent extraneous modifications to the project (unless the sheetjs developers themselves come in to sabotage everything, of course).

All code is available for audit here https://github.com/e965/sheetjs-npm-publisher
The NPM package can be found here https://www.npmjs.com/package/@e965/xlsx

Installation into your project is also very easy:

- "xlsx": "0.18.5",
+ "xlsx": "npm:@e965/xlsx@0.20.0",

(or just install the package directly and fix all the imports in your code)

2. [Security] Prototype Pollution in sheetJS #2822 (comment)

I have created a script that republishes the package automatically to NPM.

Since the CE edition is licensed under Apache which allows republishing it with proper attribution I have made a small automated script that periodically checks the CDN and republishes the latest version to NPM if needed.
The NPM package can be found here https://www.npmjs.com/package/xlsx-republish.

[ibakirov]

Just look for another alternatives: https://npm-compare.com/excel4node,exceljs,read-excel-file,xlsx

[fractoholic]

Hey Peeps, There are two forks currently publishing the latest version of xlsx on npm. You can use whatever you like - Download via sheets.js cdn or use these forks.

1. [Security] Prototype Pollution in sheetJS #2822 (comment)

Hey, folks! I made a little tool that allows you to continue using xlsx in your projects. It checks for updates from the sheetjs selfhosted git repository every day, and if there is a new version there, it is automatically published to npm. The publishing is signed via provenance to prevent extraneous modifications to the project (unless the sheetjs developers themselves come in to sabotage everything, of course).
All code is available for audit here https://github.com/e965/sheetjs-npm-publisher
The NPM package can be found here https://www.npmjs.com/package/@e965/xlsx
Installation into your project is also very easy:

• "xlsx": "0.18.5",

• "xlsx": "npm:@e965/xlsx@0.20.0",

(or just install the package directly and fix all the imports in your code)

2. [Security] Prototype Pollution in sheetJS #2822 (comment)

I have created a script that republishes the package automatically to NPM.

Since the CE edition is licensed under Apache which allows republishing it with proper attribution I have made a small automated script that periodically checks the CDN and republishes the latest version to NPM if needed.
The NPM package can be found here https://www.npmjs.com/package/xlsx-republish.

or find something else. anything else

[Mettbrot]

Anyone know of a good alternative? exceljs is unmaintained since 2 years, excel4node also, write-excel-file and read-excel-file are still maintained but obviously a one man show.