@jan_blaha I tried passing the helper function as you suggested but I am getting an error. I have passed the function in json object as
"helpers" : "function itemTotal(price, qty) {
return price * qty
}
function total() {
return this.data.reduce((p, c) => p + (c.price * c.qty), 0)
}"
That's great to know. Looking forward to it. Thanks a lot for the help.
That's very helpful.
Does the .NET nuget package has docx recipe yet? or it's still being developed?
Thanks a lot for the solution.
In addition to this, if I am passing the docx template and data through a .NET code, do I have to pass the function as a string in the template object?
@jan_blaha any updates on this?
That's great. Thanks for the update.
I have installed jsreport server using npm package on my own server. While using the jsreport studio, I was not able to find the docx recipe.
I have also installed the jsreport-docx package but I am not sure how the jsreport server will make use of it as an extension.
It would be great if anyone could help me with the setup of more recipes and extensions.
I have created a sample document. Please find it here https://playground.jsreport.net/w/amitmishra3/HuZFiudt
I am trying to do some basic calculation in docx template using handlebars in jsreport studio but I haven't been able to figure out how to write those expressions so that the docx recipe recognizes it.
The use case is to add 2/3 column values, show total and some basic calculation with invoice which will have a table or a nested table.
Please suggest how should I go about it.