Coston Perkins
Coston Perkins
@Vladichik currently multi-dimensional arrays are not supported. Adding an arg for hiding the first row is not ideal. What if we simply supported matrix data?
Please note that a TS refactor has been merged since your last push.
Hey @mathijsfr, thank you for the pull request and opening this issue. The solution here causes some compatibility issues with basic csv views (non-excel.) See the image below of when...
Hey @mnosuk! Having no headers is not supported by this package. In most cases it's a bad practice to exclude headers, so there is nothing to simplify that process here....
Ahh, @mnosuk, sorry for overlooking that detail. It would be nothing to add something like an `omitHeaders` option to do what you are looking for. ```js jsonToCsvExport({ data, omitHeaders: true...
This issue is resolved
I'm looking into this now...
https://codesandbox.io/p/devbox/lg7lf4
The best fix is to use React 18+'s `useId()` instead of Lodash's `uniqueId()` for generating `clipId`. It works great. Unfortunately, this would break compatibility with React 16, which Victory supports.
Very recently there have been other PRs that revert `useId` to maintain backwards compatibility. https://github.com/FormidableLabs/victory/pull/2916