Installation

Install the package via NuGet:
```
 dotnet add package UniverBlazored --version 1.0
```
To install the Spreadsheet Converter extension, install it also via NuGet:
```
 dotnet add package UniverBlazored.SpreadsheetConverter --version 1.0
```
Consider in your project that UniverBlazored.SpreadsheetConverter uses ClosedXML v0.104.2

Implement the namespaces and the services in your project:

 ...
 using UniverBlazored.Spreadsheets;


 ...
 builder.Services.AddUniverSpreadsheets(config => {
     config.Language = UniverBlazored.Generic.UniversLanguage.ENGLISH;
     config.Version = "0.6.9";
     config.InitialConfig = new UniverBlazored.Generic.UniverInit()
     {
         hasConditionalFormatting = true,
         hasCrosshair = true,
         hasThreadComment = true,
         newSheetName = "UniverSheet"
     };
 });
 ...

For more information about configuration, visit the configuration options.

For Spreadsheet Converter service:

 ...
 using UniverBlazored.SpreadsheetConverter;


 ...
 builder.Services.AddUniverSpreadsheetsConverter(config => {
     config.MaxCellsReaded = 1000;
 });
 ...

Implement the namespace and the desired component in the page. Make sure to implement the correct render mode in the page, which is InteractiveServer.

 @page "/your-page"
 @using UniverBlazored.Spreadsheets.Components;
 ...
 @rendermode InteractiveServer

 // Your code here
 <UniverSpreadsheetControl CssClass="univer-custom" @ref="Univer"></UniverSpreadsheetControl>
 // ...

 @code{
     UniverSpreadsheetControl Univer = new();

     protectec override async Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
     {
         // DO something with Univer..
     }
 }

Make sure to do all Agent operations after the page renders. Univer Blazored executes after the page renders to correctly apply all presets.

Basic Usage

Once the component is initialized, you can get access to the component’s Agent:

var agent = Univer.Agent;
var sheets = await agent.GetSheetsInfo();
foreach (var sheet in sheets)
{
    await agent.SetActiveSheet(sheet.id);
    // Perform operations in the sheet
}

For more advance usage, visit the get started section, and for more detail of which operations the Agent can perform, visit its documentation page, depending of which component is used.