@univerjs/sheets

@univerjs/sheets

Package Overview

Package Name	UMD Namespace	Version	License	Downloads	Contains CSS	Contains i18n locales
@univerjs/sheets	UniverSheets				❌	⭕️

Introduction

@univerjs/sheets serves as the foundation for the core business logic of spreadsheets, with base-sheets designed to be UI-agnostic, allowing for functionality such as collaborative editing to be implemented in a Node.js environment.

@univerjs/sheets provides the following capabilities for Univer Sheet:

• Core functionality, including numerical formatting, selection management, permissions, etc.
• Commands/mutations for modifying spreadsheet data
• Formula core functionality
• Core numerical formatting functionality

Usage

Installation

# Using npm
npm install @univerjs/sheets

# Using pnpm
pnpm add @univerjs/sheets

SheetInterceptorService

SheetInterceptorService is a more specialized service provided by @univerjs/sheets that allows higher-level business to modify the results of operations such as obtaining cell data, retrieving row/column hiding information from a Worksheet, and supplementing mutations or operations at specific command executions. This service's primary goal is to enable specific functionalities, including:

1. Sheet formulas
2. Sheet conditional formatting
3. Sheet data validation
4. Sheet pivot tables

For detailed usage, please refer to the API documentation.

When to use SheetInterceptorService and when not to?

Use SheetInterceptorService when multiple features need to operate on the same data or state, but do not have a clear dependency relationship. For example: pivot tables, formulas, conditional formatting, data validation, and raw cell data can all affect how other features retrieve a cell's value, but they do not depend on each other. In this case, using SheetInterceptorService to implement these features is appropriate.

However, if one feature relies explicitly on another feature, such as a formula needing to perform certain actions when the fill down or copy-paste functions are called, the formula module should directly depend on the fill down and copy-paste modules, instead of using SheetInterceptorService for implementation.