Using HTMLDocx for document export in Vue: a flexible and efficient method practice

Abstract:
In Vue application development, document export is a common requirement. This article will introduce a flexible and efficient method to use the HTMLDocx library to implement the document export function in Vue. Through code examples, we will learn how to integrate the HTMLDocx library in a Vue project and how to use it to generate and export documents in Microsoft Word format.

1. Introduction to HTMLDocx
HTMLDocx is a JavaScript library used to convert HTML to Microsoft Word document format (.docx). It is based on HTML and XML technology and utilizes the underlying file download mechanism of the browser to realize the function of generating and exporting .docx files on the browser. HTMLDocx provides a rich API and configuration options, allowing developers to flexibly control the style and format of exported documents.

2. Integrate HTMLDocx library

1. Install HTMLDocx library
   Use NPM or Yarn to install the HTMLDocx library in the Vue project. It can be installed through the following command:

npm install htmldocx

or

yarn add htmldocx

2. Import HTMLDocx library
   Import the HTMLDocx library in the Vue component and declare it as part of the component . You can use the import statement to introduce the library:

import htmlDocx from 'htmldocx'

3. Generate and export documents

1. Create HTML template
   First, we need to create an HTML template as a document Export basis. You can use Vue's template syntax, or write HTML code directly. The following is a sample template:

2. Export document
   In the method of the Vue component, use the API of HTMLDocx to generate and export the document. Here is an example method:

export default {
  methods: {
    exportDocument() {
      const html = '
我的文档
这是一个用HTMLDocx导出的文档示例。
'
      const docx = htmlDocx.asBlob(html)
      const fileName = 'my_document.docx'

      // 下载导出的文档
      const link = document.createElement('a')
      link.href = window.URL.createObjectURL(docx)
      link.download = fileName
      link.click()
    }
  }
}

In the above example, we first store the HTML code in a variable. Then, use the htmlDocx.asBlob() method to convert the HTML to a .docx format file. Finally, we use the browser's download function to download the file locally.

4. Call the export method in the component
In the template of the Vue component, add a button or other elements that trigger export. By calling the export method, the document is generated and exported when the button is clicked.

5. Custom export style
HTMLDocx also allows us to customize the exported document by adding CSS styles. We can add styles in the HTML section in the export method as shown below:

export default {
  methods: {
    exportDocument() {
      const html = '
我的文档
这是一个用HTMLDocx导出的文档示例。
'
      // ...
    }
  }
}

In the above example, we have done this by placing the style of the