zserge/awfice

Awfice is a collection of tiny office tools that run directly in a web browser with no installation, no account, and no server. Each tool is a single line of code packaged as a data URL, which means you can paste it straight into your browser's address bar or save it as a bookmark and it just works. The collection includes six tools. There is a basic text editor that supports bold and italic formatting, undo and redo, and copy-pasting images from other sources. There is a spreadsheet with 100 rows and 26 columns that evaluates math formulas starting with an equals sign. There is a freehand drawing canvas that works with a mouse or a touchscreen. There is a presentation maker with 50 slides where each slide is its own editable text area with keyboard shortcuts for headers, alignment, indentation, and lists. There is a code editor with separate panels for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that previews the result live as you type. And there is a basic calculator. The obvious trade-off is that none of these tools save your work. Refreshing the page clears everything. The only way to keep what you have made is to save the page as an HTML file or print it to a PDF. The author describes this as a half-joke project but notes he actually uses some of the apps as quick scratch pads. Each tool is remarkably small. The text editor is 59 bytes. The spreadsheet is 679 bytes. The drawing app is 327 bytes. The code is distributed under the MIT license, and contributions are welcome, particularly ones that add useful features without increasing the code size much.