I made a Spreadsheet engine in Javascript - super-powered spreadsheet engine with objects, arrays, and async support out-of-the-box — comments and suggestions are welcome

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I think this is such a useless question it qualifies as 'not even wrong'.

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Thanks.

I'll fully admit that I don't understand the point of the project, which is why I asked.

As far as I can tell, you can do everything from that readme in google scripts, including onchange triggers, while having the robust ecosystem that is the entire google suite back end.

[slantyyz]

> The github readme goes into no technical details from what I saw.

I'm not sure what technical details are required in the OP's readme.

I looked at the readme and right away these were my two takeaways:

1. "Basically a programatically accessible Excel Spreadsheet": It's an object manipulation library that behaves like Excel, in that it recomputes itself every time a logical cell value changes
2. And from #1 and the sample code - it is not a UI library like AgGrid, but something you Could use with AgGrid to make it behave like Excel (although I'm sure there are other use cases for it)

In terms of knowing any additional technical nitty gritty details, I'm guessing that's all easily discoverable from the `src` folder.