Top 20 NuGet export Packages

A very simple, yet incredibly powerfull library to generate Excel documents out of objects, arrays, lists, collections, etc.

The Relativity import API client .NET package.

CSVLibraryAK provides CSV import and export feature in C#.NET using Datatable as primary data structure. You can install this library via Nuget packages. You can use this library into your any C#.NET project that supports Datatable data structure. This library imports CSV file with or without header...

CSVLibraryAK.Core provides CSV import and export feature in C#.NET Core projects using Datatable as primary data structure. You can install this library via Nuget packages. You can use this library into your any C#.NET Core projects that support Datatable data structure. This library imports CSV fil...

Repackaging of UnmanagedExports 1.2.7 to be compatible with PackageReference. A set of compile-time libraries (nothing to deploy) and a build task that enable you to export functions from managed code to native applications. That means, you can create plugins in a managed language like C# o...

Generator for exporting data to Office (Excel and Word)

Spire.DataExport for .NET is a data export library which enables developers to quickly export data from from database, listview and command to word, excel, PDF, html, xml, ms access, csv, text, dbf, sql script, sylk, ms clipboard. When it is applied on .NET platform, it does not need to install any ...

Export your data into XML like a boss, in few lines of code. Easy templating engine.

Out of the box this package provides the ability to convert an enumerable of objects or a DataTable to a report in Excel or CSV. A report can also be manually constructed by building up Groups, Rows and Columns. This project has been written in an extensible way so new methods of creating and stylin...

A library for Excel export/import. Builds on top of EPPlus, ExcelDataReader and AutoMapper, adding POCO mapping. The development goal is loose coupling between data mapping, formatting and data itself, code brevity and type safety.