Grist | The Evolution of Spreadsheets
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Hi, I think some of you may have heard of this app before: Grist [https://www.getgrist.com/](link url)
. It's like Airtable + spreadsheet alternative. I have used the cloud version for a while now for serious work, and I like it so far.
They adopt an open-core model: [https://github.com/gristlabs/grist-core](link url)There is a functional docker image available. For making it public it needs a sign in services which I think Cloudron already has established? Perhaps abit more work than I would imagine for Cloudron team, but it might be totally worth it.
Would be lovely to see such app coming over to Cloudron in addition to Typebot. These two are quite polished as it is.Thanks!
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@Aizat apologies for not doing my own research, but just wondering whether this offers more than NocoDB or Baserow which are already here in Cloudron AppStore ?
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@timconsidine pretty much yes, full python and excel formulas are supported, and you can have graphs and charts inside it without any difficulties or external app like metabase. Also REST API support makes it easy to integrates with other apps. Its designed a little bit different than the usual Airtable alternatives. You have to try it to know what I mean.
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@Aizat ok, thank you, that's good motivation !
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@timconsidine Thanks for the enthusiasm!
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@girish hey!
What do you think about this app? Not sure how it will be packaged or the amount of work required in order to have it here, yet how feasible is it for packaging this app for Cloudron in your opinion? -
@Aizat +1 this is amazing and clean on webgui!
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marcusquinn
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This looks pretty straight forward to package as a TS node app with a Python 3.9 component.
There is a nice list of files to copy for each in the Dockerfile as well as a set of configurable paths and environment variables for tuning to Cloudron app needs.
If you care to give it a stab, it will help @staff get a head start to get a package to the app store for testing.
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So is this like baserrow alternative with additional diagrams?
