excel2json

https://deno.land/x/excel2json/

Usage

# install the latest prebuilt binary with mise
$ mise use -g github:yano3nora/excel2json

# print the installed version
$ excel2json --version

# to generate data.json
$ excel2json data.xlsx

# when specify destination
$ excel2json data.xlsx dest.json

# pass --no-override, to abort if destination exists
$ excel2json data.xlsx dest.json --no-override

# pass --leftkey, to leave key props
$ excel2json data.xlsx dest.json --leftkey

Development

# dev with test
$ deno task dev

# execute main cli
$ deno task main data.xlsx

Publishment

Releases contain standalone binaries for Linux (x64/arm64), macOS (x64/arm64), and Windows (x64). GoReleaser handles cross-compilation, archives, checksums, and the GitHub Release; scripts/release.ts is a thin wrapper for validation and the explicit human-only publication gate.

# 1. Bump deno.json and validate tests plus every release artifact locally.
$ mise run release:prepare -- 0.1.0

# 2. Review the result, then commit and tag it yourself.
$ git diff
$ git add deno.json
$ git commit -m "Release v0.1.0"
$ git tag v0.1.0

# 3. Human-only: push the commit/tag and create the GitHub Release.
$ mise run release:publish -- 0.1.0 --i-understand-this-pushes-and-publishes

release:publish stops unless the tree is clean, deno.json matches the requested version, and the matching tag points at HEAD. Publishing requires authenticated gh; no release command is run by CI.