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Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by sabellito » 

  Language                     files          blank        comment           code
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  JavaScript                     142          54627          91825         243672
  CSS                              9            790            238           5908
  HTML                             2             10              1             43
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  SUM:                           153          55427          92064         249623
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
without the demoData dir. that's nuts

Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by Gaelan »

sabellito wrote: post #2

Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JavaScript 142 54627 91825 243672 CSS 9 790 238 5908 HTML 2 10 1 43 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 153 55427 92064 249623 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- without the demoData dir. that's nuts

Looks like there's a lot of vendored code in src/expendPlugins/chart—maybe that's the source of some of that?

Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by pinky07 »

sabellito wrote: post #2

Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JavaScript 142 54627 91825 243672 CSS 9 790 238 5908 HTML 2 10 1 43 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 153 55427 92064 249623 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- without the demoData dir. that's nuts

It's closer to 90k lines of JS if you exclude data and external libs, those directories: data locale demoData expendPlugins/chart plugins

Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by smt88 »

sabellito wrote: post #2

Language files blank comment code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JavaScript 142 54627 91825 243672 CSS 9 790 238 5908 HTML 2 10 1 43 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 153 55427 92064 249623 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- without the demoData dir. that's nuts

This may not be the most concise possible code base, but there's no way to build something like this with a thin layer of code on top of a browser. I can't imagine any similar level of functionality with a size that's a lower order of magnitude than this.

Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by franga2000 »

This is really impressive and all, but we already have a pretty good open source online spreadsheet editor by OnlyOffice and I can't help thinking where we could be if the (I imagine) pretty significant amount of work that went into this was put into improving an existing solution...

Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by nik736 »

franga2000 wrote: post #6

This is really impressive and all, but we already have a pretty good open source online spreadsheet editor by OnlyOffice and I can't help thinking where we could be if the (I imagine) pretty significant amount of work that went into this was put into improving an existing solution...

Luckysheet comes with the MIT license.

Re: Luckysheet, an open-source spreadsheet

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Post by TAForObvReasons »

franga2000 wrote: post #6

This is really impressive and all, but we already have a pretty good open source online spreadsheet editor by OnlyOffice and I can't help thinking where we could be if the (I imagine) pretty significant amount of work that went into this was put into improving an existing solution...

Large parts of onlyoffice are AGPL (https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/sdkjs). Luckysheet is MIT
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