react-chrono VS react-datasheet

Github: https://github.com/prabhuignoto/react-chrono

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React-Chrono can come in handy if you need a React component allowing you to visually present the sequence of events over a specific period of time. This timeline component enables you to depict events in three modes (horizontal, vertical, vertical-alternating) or autoplay the whole timeline chart in slideshow mode. It is possible to make the timeline more informative by complementing it with images, videos, icons, or any other custom items. You can navigate the timeline chart via scrolling or with a keyboard. Useful resources: GitHub repository Package size: 290 kB License: MIT

The React package react-chrono can be used to build beautiful-looking timelines that come in handy for your portfolio. Our community member Koji wrote about how to use it with Contentful. Thank you, Koji!

Recomendacion 2: Usa una lib. https://github.com/nadbm/react-datasheet podria ser

React-datasheet is a highly customizable React UI component that serves for generating Excel-like spreadsheets on a web page. It allows performing basic cell operations (select, cut, copy, paste) and using keyboard navigation by default. You can add more advanced capabilities, extra cell attributes, your own editors, or new behaviors with the help of custom renderers. It is important to mention that React-datasheet does not support math calculations and validation. For this purpose, you’ll have to integrate some math libraries (such as mathjs). Useful resources: GitHub repository Package size: 116 kB License: MIT