SpreadJS provides support for adding custom shapes in worksheets based on specific requirements. You can customize the shape model to draw a shape of your choice just like the way graphics are drawn onto a canvas.
Shared below is a screenshot that depicts a custom shape added to the worksheet.
This example shows how to add custom shape in the worksheet.
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// Adding a custom shape to the worksheet window.onload = function () { var spread = new GC.Spread.Sheets.Workbook(document.getElementById("ss")); var sheet = spread.getActiveSheet(); // Define a model to create custom shape var model = { left: 50, top: 50, width: 300, height: 300, options: { fill: { type: 1, color: "green", transparency: 0.5, }, stroke: { type: 1, // solid fill (now only support solid fill) color: "blue", width: 3 } }, path: [ [ ["M", 4, 1], // M: move to (x, y) ["L", 104, 1], // L: line to (x, y) ["L", 4, 94], ["L", 104, 94], ["L", 4, 1], ["M", 4, 47], ["L", 104, 47], ["Z"] ] ] }; //Add defined custom shape to sheet sheet.shapes.add('name', model); } |
Note: SpreadJS doesn't support the following scenarios while integrating custom shapes: