This commit introduces Row and Cell entities, that will replace the arrays passed in previously.
It also adds support for Cell styling (instead of Row styling only).
This commit is a big refactor that improves the code organization.
It focuses on how dependencies are injected into the different classes. This is now done via some factories.
Also, the code is now built around entities (data model that only exposes getters and setters), managers (used to manage an entity) and helpers (used by the managers to perform some specific tasks).
The refactoring is not fully complete, as some dependencies are still hidden...
When converting an XMLReader node to a SimpleXMLElement, the conversion would automatically decode the XML entities. This resulted in a double decode.
For example: """ was converted to """ when imported into a SimpleXMLElement and was again converted into " (quote).
This commit changes the way the XLSX Shared Strings file is processed. It also changes the unescaping logic for both XLSX and ODS.
Finally, it removes any usage of the SimpleXML library (yay!).
If an exception is thrown while writing data, instead of letting the developer handle this situation gracefully, Spout can attempt to delete all the temporary files that were created so far, as well as the output file as it won't be completed and therefore corrupted.
Heuristics to detect proper mime type for XLSX files expect to see
certain files at the beginning of the XLSX archive. The order in which
the XML files are added therefore matters.
Specifically, "[Content_Types].xml" should be added first, followed by the
files located in the "xl" folder (at least 1 file).
Added ODS writer
Refactored XLSX writer to abstract some pieces into an abstract multi-sheets writer
Created an abstract style helper
Moved shared components around
Added top level methods on the Writer:
- addRowWithStyle()
- addRowsWithStyle()
Added a style builder, to easily create new styles.
Each writer can specify its own default style and all styles will automatically inherit from it.
For now, the style properties supported are:
- bold
- italic
- underline
- strikethrough
- font size
- font name
- wrap text (alignment)
