Summary:
I shared earlier that I used js to download json data into csv files to facilitate later management. However, testers prefer to display tasks in the form of pages, so I made an example of displaying csv files on the page.
Code:
csv
<script><br>
Papa.parse('./Result.csv', {<br>
download: true,<br>
Complete: function(results) {<br>
var data = results.data, html;<br>
for(var i = 1, _l = data.length-1; i < _l; i ) {<br />
var item = data[i];<br />
html = '<tr><td>' item[0].substring(1) '</td><td>' item[1].substring(1) '</td><td> ;' item[2].substring(1) '</td><td>' item[3].substring(1) '</td></tr>';<br>
}<br>
$('#table tbody').append(html);<br>
}<br>
});<br>
</script>
Rendering:
Note: The above example requires a service environment
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