SpaceBook aims to recreate the spreadsheet with today's media rich world in mind.
Use 'npm install && npm run dev' to run the development version of the application Note - requires local MongoDB instance to be running
Check out SpaceBook in action here or here.
Now you can organize all of your information, including images, lists, checkbox, map locations, and more, in one simple place. SpaceBook also allows users to collaborate while viewing and manipulating their data in a variety of ways.
Interacts with a number of different data types
Quickly write custom Javascript functions to manipulate your data and upload for other users to utilize
Collaborate with team members
View complete edit history and revert to any historical state
New sheets in SpaceBook start with an ID column (see Referencing). Users can add columns with Text, Numbers, Formula, Images, Checkbox, Select, Link, or Reference designation. Columns of these types will create cells that manage the following: Text: Any string of characters Number: Numbers Formula: Javascript style functions that act on the current row. These can be written by the user or imported from the store Images: Upload images from any location Checkbox: Checkboxes that can be Checked or Off Select: Dropdown menus for designated items Link: Links to external sites and mailto:emails References: Imports all information from another sheet with the designed ID column
Each row number has an expansion button next to it when hovered. Clicking these icons opens a pane where users can see and edit all of the information from that row in one place.
When editing a ref column users will be asked to designate the sheet they would like to reference. Once a sheet is selected users can "Link" to any of the records in the selected sheet. The ID of that record(s) will be interpolated into the designated cell.
Formula cells allow you to import formulas written by other users from the Formula Store, or write your own custom Javascript formulas. Formulas can reference data from other columns by either refering to them by name or Col#.
e.g.
The formula: Record Name + ' Formula' or Col1 + ' Formula' will both output the value from the first column appended by ' Formula'.