ActiveReports v4.0 brings several enhancements that improve the product experience for your application's developers, report authors, and end-users.
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ActiveReportsJS has included support for React, Angular, and Vue frameworks since the beginning. Front-end development trends, though, brought new frameworks and tools which are now supported by ActiveReportsJS.
Vite.js is a build tool that provides a fast and lean development experience for modern web projects. You can now build your React or Vue projects that utilize the React Report Viewer and Designer or Vue Report Viewer and Designer, respectively, with Vite v2 or v3.
Next.js is a React-based framework that provides a well-defined structure for your application and optimizations that make the development process and final application faster. You can now use the React Report Viewer and Designer in your Next.js v13 projects. It's important to realize that ActiveReportsJS components work only on the client side, and thus they have to be dynamically loaded. You can check this blog post for more information.
Nuxt.js is a Vue-based framework that provides a well-defined structure for your application and optimizations that make the development process and final application faster. You can now use the Vue Report Viewer and Designer in your Nuxt.js 3x Single Page Applications.
Svelte is a radically new approach to building web applications. It's a compiler that converts components into efficient JavaScript that surgically updates the DOM. You can now use the Pure JavaScript Viewer and Designer components in your Svelte v3 projects.
Continuous Page Layout has been updated to support multiple sections, each with a distinct page size, orientation, and margins. This feature enables you to integrate various types of content into a single report seamlessly. You can experience the versatility of the Multi-Section Layout feature by visiting the demo.
The List data region can now be configured to produce a grid-like representation of your data using advanced layout options. You can visit the Configuring List Layout for more information and check the demo on the website.
You can now configure the Apply Parameters interactive action to implement the Runtime Filtering in your reports. You can check the demo on the website to see the new interactive capabilities in action.
You can use the newly introduced IndexOf function to determine whether a given element can be found in the array or string.
The Report Viewer component now exposes the showParametersOnOpen property that indicates whether the Parameters Panel should open automatically upon report loading, even if the report's parameters have default values.
The ReportDesigner component has been updated to include the ability to register a documentChanged event handler. This event is triggered whenever a user modifies a report that is currently loaded into the designer instance. This new API can be utilized to implement the AutoSave functionality and other scenarios.
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