JavaScript cannot create files locally on the clients filesystem. However, I am wondering, if it is possible to somehow create a Powerpoint MIME in a web page (a div or a iframe) from some JSON and then let the UserAgent figure out it is Powerpoint in the expectation that the UserAgent will offer the user the choice to display it as a powerpoint presentation?
Note: The idea here is to be able to take some JSON and make a powerpoint presentation without having to make a request to a Server to create a Powerpoint file.
One JavaScript library that can generate Powerpoint binary files is PptxGenJS.
Genreally speaking, you can create a link with a data URL that has a Powerpoint MIME type:
data:ms-powerpoint;base64,aGVsbG8gd... // base64-encoded file
Run your logic to create a binary Powerpoint file, then base64-encode it (e.g. with btoa), and then dynamically generate a link or redirect window.location to the data URI.
var binaryPPFile = createPowerpointFromJSON(sourceJSON);
window.location = "data:ms-powerpoint;base64," + btoa(binaryPPFile);
My hypothetical createPowerpointFromJSON function might make calls to the PptxGenJS API, or any other Powerpoint-generating API.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12144346/create-powerpoint-with-javascript