jspreadsheet
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Jspreadsheet is a lightweight, vanilla javascript data grid plugin to create amazing web-based interactive tables and spreadsheets compatible with other spreadsheet software.
Jspreadsheet is an extensive yet light JavaScript library to create web-based data grids with spreadsheet-like controls. It boasts a wealth of functionalities that mirror Excel's capabilities. Jspreadsheet is fully compatible with React, Angular, Vue, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
You're welcome to explore Jspreadsheet in your development environment without any charges—no need to worry about the license until you're ready to take to deploy your application.
The performance example will create a table from an array with 100 columns x 50000 rows (five million cells) in less than one second.
Get Started - JavaScript Data Grid
Get Started - React Data Grid
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Get Started - Vue Data Grid
After you create a free account, you will receive specific instructions on how to download and start using Jspreadsheet. There is no time limit for your evaluation period; you will need a valid license only when you are ready to deploy your applications.
Excellent documentation, technical support, and the freedom to create a custom solution for your project.
Support: support@jspreadsheet.com
General questions: contact@jspreadsheet.com
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Jspreadsheet is a lightweight, vanilla javascript data grid plugin to create amazing web-based interactive tables and spreadsheets compatible with other spreadsheet software.
The npm package jspreadsheet receives a total of 4,314 weekly downloads. As such, jspreadsheet popularity was classified as popular.
We found that jspreadsheet demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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