Sheets is a terminal-based spreadsheet application for working with CSV data from the command line.
It provides an interactive text user interface for navigating and editing spreadsheets inside a terminal window, while also supporting direct command-line operations for reading individual cells, ranges, and modifying values without opening the full interface.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides a terminal user interface for viewing and editing spreadsheet data.
- Supports opening CSV files directly from the command line.
- Can read spreadsheet data from standard input.
- Lets you print the contents of a specific cell or cell range from the command line.
- Supports modifying cell values directly with command-line arguments.
- Offers modal keyboard navigation and editing commands inspired by Vim.
- Includes searching, marks, jump lists, row insertion, copy and paste, and undo and redo operations.
- Supports inserting formulas for selected ranges in visual mode.
- Lets you save changes to the current file or write to a new CSV file.
Website: github.com/maaslalani/sheets
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Developer: maaslalani
License: MIT License
Sheets is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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