dSheets Templates

A comprehensive collection of templates for dSheets.new - your onchain, privacy-first Spreadsheet. This repository contains pre-built spreadsheet templates that users can import and use for various purposes like accounting, invoicing, event marketing, and more.

🎯 What are dSheets Templates?

This repository contains a curated collection of professional spreadsheet templates that can be imported into dSheets.new . Each template is carefully designed to provide a solid foundation for specific tasks, saving you time and ensuring best practices.

📁 Project Structure

dsheets-templates/
├── template-core-data/          # JSON template files
│   ├── accounting.json         # Accounting spreadsheet template
│   ├── event-marketing.json    # Event marketing template
│   ├── invoice.json            # Invoice template
│   ├── project-metric.json     # Project metrics and tracking template
│   └── social-graph.json       # Social graph analysis template
├── template-metadata-list.js   # Template metadata (title, description, images, etc.)
├── template-data-list.js       # Template data imports and exports
├── index.js                    # Main entry point for the package
├── index.d.ts                  # TypeScript definitions
└── package.json                # Package configuration

🛠️ Development Setup

Prerequisites

• Node.js (version 14 or higher)
• npm or yarn package manager

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/fileverse/dsheets-templates.git
cd dsheets-templates

2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. The project is ready to use! No build step is required as it's a simple JavaScript module.

📦 Usage

This package can be used as a dependency in other projects:

import { TEMPLATES, TEMPLATES_DATA } from "@fileverse-dev/dsheets-templates";

// Get all template metadata
console.log(TEMPLATES);

// Get specific template data
const accountingTemplate = TEMPLATES_DATA["accounting"];

🎯 Available Templates

Currently, the following templates are available:

| Template | Category | Description | | ------------------- | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Accounting | Finance | Comprehensive accounting spreadsheet with income, expenses, and financial tracking | | Invoice | Business | Professional invoice template with client management | | Event Marketing | Marketing | Event planning and marketing campaign tracking | | Project Metric | Management | Project metrics tracking and performance analysis | | Social Graph | Analytics | Social network analysis and relationship mapping |

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! Here's how you can add new templates:

Adding a New Template

1. Create Your Template on dSheets.new

   • Go to dsheets.new
   • Start a new sheet and design your template
   • Make sure it's well-structured and user-friendly

2. Export Your Template

   • Once your template is complete, download it as a JSON file
   • The export option is available in the dSheets.new interface

3. Add Template Files

   • Add the downloaded JSON file to the template-core-data/ directory
   • Use a descriptive filename (e.g., my-template.json)

4. Update Metadata

   • Open template-metadata-list.js
   • Add a new entry to the TEMPLATES array with the following structure:

{
  title: "Your Template Title",
  description: "A clear, concise description of what this template does",
  thumbnail: "https://your-thumbnail-url.png", // 16:9 aspect ratio recommended
  slug: "your-template-slug", // unique identifier (lowercase, hyphens) - this should be a unique name you assign to your template
  fullImage: "https://your-full-image-url.png", // larger preview image
  category: "Your Category", // e.g., "Finance", "Marketing", "Analytics"
}

5. Update Data List

   • Open template-data-list.js
   • Add an import statement at the top:

   import yourTemplate from "./template-core-data/your-template.json";

   • Add the template to the TEMPLATES_DATA object using the same slug you specified in template-metadata-list:

   export const TEMPLATES_DATA = {
     // ... existing templates
     "your-template-slug": yourTemplate, // Use the same slug as in step 4
   };

   Important: The slug in template-data-list.js must match exactly the slug you specified in template-metadata-list.js. This ensures your template is properly linked between the metadata and the actual template data.

6. Submit Your Changes

   • Create a pull request with your changes
   • Include a description of what your template does
   • Add screenshots if possible

And that's it! Once your changes are merged, your template will be live on dSheets—congrats!

Template Guidelines

• Keep it focused: Each template should serve a specific purpose
• Make it user-friendly: Include clear labels, instructions, and examples
• Test thoroughly: Ensure your template works correctly when imported
• Provide good documentation: Include helpful descriptions and usage tips
• Use consistent formatting: Follow the existing template structure

Image Requirements

• Thumbnail: 16:9 aspect ratio, clear and representative of the template
• Full Image: Larger preview showing more detail of the template
• Format: PNG or JPG, optimized for web use
• Hosting: Use a reliable image hosting service (GitHub, CDN, etc.)

🐛 Reporting Issues

If you find a bug or have a suggestion, please:

1. Check if the issue has already been reported
2. Create a new issue with a clear description
3. Include steps to reproduce the problem
4. Add screenshots if relevant

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to all contributors who have helped create and improve these templates. Your contributions make dSheets.new more useful for everyone!

Note: This repository is part of the dSheets.new ecosystem. For questions about dSheets.new itself, please visit the main application or community forums.