FastODS on Android app

[SrHalf]

Can I use FastODS to export my list of data on Android app?
Currently I'm exporting only to CSV, but I wana export in more formats, and FastODS seems interesting.
Any limitation? How can I use it properly?

[jferard]

Hi. I never tried FastODS on Android. There's a reasonable hope it works because there's no runtime dependency beyond the standard library. (Dependencies are for tests only.)
If you try it, please let me know the outcome so that I can update the README.

[SrHalf]

Salut, êtes-vous français ? Je parle un peu ta langue ! Haha

So, I have implemented FastODS on my Android project and it worked pretty well.
I didn't test it out on other devices because I don't have another one available right now, but I intend to do this.
The ODS file generated is perfectly readable on Google Sheet for Android and Microsoft Excel for Android.

I'm using:
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS
IDE: Android Studio 3.6.1
Device: Android 9 Pie

This is how I did it.
First of all, I put it on gradle.build:
implementation 'com.github.jferard:fastods:0.7.2'

And my method for exporting process is (in Kotlin, but there's no significant difference):

`
fun exportToODS(tableName:String){

val folder = File(Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(), "Exported")
if(!folder.exists())
	folder.mkdir()
val odsFile = File(folder, "MyList.ods")
val writer = OdsFactory.create().createWriter(odsFile)
val document = writer.document()
val table = document.addTable(tableName)
//
val items = //Select all items of my list..
for(i in 0 until items.size){
	val item = items[i]
	val row = table.getRow(i)
	//
	row.getOrCreateCell(0).setStringValue(item.valueOne.toString())
	row.getOrCreateCell(1).setStringValue(item.valueTwo.toString())
	row.getOrCreateCell(2).setStringValue(item.valueThree.toString())
	row.getOrCreateCell(3).setStringValue(item.valueFour.toString())
	row.getOrCreateCell(4).setStringValue(item.valueFive.toString())
	row.getOrCreateCell(5).setStringValue(item.valueSix.toString())
	//
	//More cell values..
}
//
writer.save()
writer.close()

}
`
I didn't publish the update of my app yet, because I have a lot of work to do, but I wanted to post it that FastODS work fine on Android.

Great job!

[jferard]

Yeah I'm french - je suis français. Thanks for the feedback. I'll write a line in the README to say that FastODS works on Android.