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@softium/sheet

v0.2.0

Published

softium-ui Sheet: an A1-addressed spreadsheet with a no-eval formula engine (SUM/IF/VLOOKUP/INDEX-MATCH/…), copy/paste/cut, fill handle, and a formatting toolbar. Token-CSS, no Tailwind.

Readme

@softium/sheet

A minimal, A1-addressed spreadsheet for React: an editable grid with a no-eval formula engine (SUM, IF, VLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH, COUNTIF, and more), relative/absolute references, copy / cut / paste (+ paste-values-only), a fill handle with series detection, cell formatting (fonts, number formats, borders, merge), and undo/redo. Token-CSS themed — no Tailwind.

Part of softium-ui. This is a separate, positional track from the schema-bound @softium/table-react Table/DataGrid.

Install

npm i @softium/sheet

react and react-dom (^18 or ^19) are peer dependencies.

Usage

Import the stylesheet once, then render <Sheet>:

import '@softium/sheet/styles.css';
import { Sheet } from '@softium/sheet';

export function Demo() {
  return (
    <Sheet
      rows={20}
      cols={7}
      initial={{ A1: 'Qty', B1: 'Price', C1: 'Total', C2: '=A2*B2' }}
      onChange={(cells) => console.log(cells)}
    />
  );
}

The formula engine (evaluateCell, cellAddr, colToIndex, indexToCol) is also exported if you want to evaluate cells outside the component.

Multiple sheets

Workbook puts a Google-Sheets-style tab bar under the grid — a tab per sheet, a + on the right to append one, and double-click (or Enter/F2) on a tab to rename it. The active tab shows an × to delete, disabled when only one sheet is left.

import '@softium/sheet/styles.css';
import { Workbook } from '@softium/sheet';

export function Demo() {
  return (
    <Workbook
      rows={20}
      cols={7}
      initialSheets={[
        { name: 'Sales', initial: { A1: 'Qty', B1: 'Price', C1: '=A2*B2' } },
        { name: 'Notes' },
      ]}
      onChange={(sheetId, cells) => console.log(sheetId, cells)}
    />
  );
}

Every sheet keeps its own values, formats, column sizes and undo/redo history across tab switches. Inactive sheets stay mounted (hidden with CSS) rather than being torn down, which is what preserves that state — so a workbook is best kept to the handful of tabs it realistically needs.

Theming

Plain CSS custom properties (--sft-*). Dark mode via prefers-color-scheme or <html data-theme="dark">. The published stylesheet inlines the shared tokens, so the one import is self-contained.

License

MIT © Sunghoon Lee