Actually, yes, you can! At the simplest possible level, you can just call the "exportData() method on any Skuid Model once you get a reference to it:
var model = skuid.model.getModel('LeadData'); model.exportData();
and this will do what you’re looking for. However, the exportData method takes a LOT of possible optional parameters. We haven’t exposed all these to our API yet, but here’s some you can rely on that you might want to use: fileName: the name of the file that will be generated rows: an array of the particular data rows in the model that you want to export fields: an array of the particular Model Fields that you want to have included in the export (as the Columns) useAPINamesForHeaders: boolean. Defaults to false, but if true, the API Names for fields will be used as Column Headers instead of the Labels. Can be useful for doing imports/exports between systems. additionalConditions: an array of JavaScript Condition objects to limit the data in your Model that actually gets exported. These conditions will be applied to rows, if rows is specified, or to model.data, if rows is not provided. These can be used like this:
var model = skuid.model.getModel('LeadData'); model.exportData({ fileName: 'MyFile', additionalConditions: [ { field: "IsConverted", value: false, operator: '=' } ] });
See the docs for more information.
