CPAN::Groonga

  } else {
            my $uri = URI->new( $args->{file} );
            my @ext = qw( .html .htm .json .jsn .yaml .yml .gif .png .jpg .jpeg .csv .xls .xlsx .sxc .ods );
            my (undef,undef,$su

TML::_parse( $args );
    } elsif ($file =~ /\.jso?n$/) {
        return Spreadsheet::HTML::File::JSON::_parse( $args );
    } elsif ($file =~ /\.ya?ml$/) {
        return Spreadsheet::HTML::File::YAM

.htm' )
  generate( file => 'foo.html' )

=item * JSON

Parses with (requires) L<JSON>.

  generate( file => 'foo.jsn' )
  generate( file => 'foo.json' )

=item * YAML

Parses with (requires) L<YAML>.

e Spreadsheet::HTML::Presets::Handson;
use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';

eval "use JSON";
our $NO_JSON = $@;

sub handson {
    my ($self,$data,$args);
    $self = shift if ref($_[0]) =~ /^Spr

;
    $args->{json} = '';
    if ($NO_JSON) {
        $args->{json} = '{' . join( ', ', map "$_: $args->{args}{$_}", keys %{ $args->{args} } ) . '}';
    } else {
        my $json = JSON->new->allow_n

onref;
        $args->{json} = $json->encode( $args->{args} );
        $args->{json} =~ s/"//g;
    }

    $args->{id} ||= 'handsontable';
    my @args = (
        @_,
        empty => undef,
        

;
    }

    unless (ref $args->{map}) {
        $args->{data} = [[ 'Error' ],[ 'map is not valid JSON' ]];
        return $self ? $self->generate( %$args ) : Spreadsheet::HTML::generate( %$args );
  

p => '/path/to/mappings.json',
  );

  # or
  use Spreadsheet::HTML qw( beadwork );
  print beadwork(
      art => '/path/to/ascii-art.txt',
      map => '/path/to/mappings.json',
  );

=head1 METHODS

of ASCII art.

  beadwork(
      art => '/path/to/ascii-art.txt',
      map => '/path/to/mappings.json',
      bgcolor => 'gray',
  )

C<art> contains the ASCII picture and C<map> contains the color
f

nd mazes, and create
animations of cell values and backgrounds via jQuery. Transform Excel, HTML,
JSON, CSV, YAML, PNG, JPEG and GIF files instantly into HTML tables.

=head1 CLI TOOLS

=over 4

=item

ing. The name of the data file to read. Supported formats
are XLS, CSV, JSON, YAML, HTML, GIF, PNG and JPG.

  file => 'foo.json'

C<file> overrides C<data>. You generally either specify C<data>
or C<

e created on your behalf, you can
also supply a URI:

  file => 'http://your.site.com/path/to/foo.json'

The temp file will be unlinked unless you set the super secret hidden
param C<_unlink> to zero