feat(blocks): microsheet-block init

[raintoway]

Description

A block contains other block, is useful for user to organize their thoughts. easy to access the structure of author's thoughts.

this block is used by my organization frequently and stably

Feature

1. flat data structure that minimizes the number of conflicts resolved by Yjs as much as possible
2. maximize the reuse of existing architecture capabilities and add this block in a plugin manner.
3. can contain other block
4. crud of row and column
5. selection
   • area selection
   • row selection
   • column selection
6. easy to copy a new microsheet-block from part of other microsheet-block's area
7. user-friendly UI and interaction

More

As a block-based document system, I believe the richness of blocks is very important, as it directly relates to the user experience.

this block can attract users' preferences and engage more users, which is useful to commercialization process

Ps

if u agree this block , e2e test and unit test will coming soon

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[zanwei]

hi @raintoway

Thank you for your contributions! They’re really impressive. However, on the UI side, we’d suggest using our new CSS variables prefixed with --affine-v2 for specific variable names.

As for the feature side, we believe that only basic text (with multi-format options) and an inline view block type for @ linked docs are needed; additional types aren’t necessary.

[raintoway]

hi @raintoway

Thank you for your contributions! They’re really impressive. However, on the UI side, we’d suggest using our new CSS variables prefixed with --affine-v2 for specific variable names.

As for the feature side, we believe that only basic text (with multi-format options) and an inline view block type for @ linked docs are needed; additional types aren’t necessary.

i got the point about the UI side, but the feature side, well.. u mean only basic text and inline-view of @ linked docs in cell is enough ? just like database-block ?
if is, the original reason i design this block as follow

1. As a block-based document system, I believe the richness of blocks is very important, as it directly relates to the user experience.

2. this block can attract users' preferences and engage more users, which is useful to commercialization process

[doodlewind]

Thank you for your significant contribution with the microsheet-block! We truly appreciate the time and effort you've invested in this feature.

After careful review, we have some concerns about merging this as a first-party block. The current implementation includes substantial code duplication from the database block (around 15,000 lines), which would create significant maintenance challenges. As a first-party block that would be released in Affine, we need to ensure long-term maintainability and backward compatibility due to our local-first approach.

For major features like this, we typically encourage discussing the implementation approach with the core team beforehand. Historical experience has shown that large features merged without prior alignment often become challenging to maintain over time.

We would love to see this work continue as part of the blocksuite-examples repository instead. This would allow the community to benefit from your implementation while providing more flexibility for experimentation and iterations, without the constraints of first-party block maintenance requirements.

We're happy to provide guidance on moving the implementation to blocksuite-examples. Would you be interested in exploring this path forward?

[raintoway]

Thank you for your significant contribution with the microsheet-block! We truly appreciate the time and effort you've invested in this feature.

After careful review, we have some concerns about merging this as a first-party block. The current implementation includes substantial code duplication from the database block (around 15,000 lines), which would create significant maintenance challenges. As a first-party block that would be released in Affine, we need to ensure long-term maintainability and backward compatibility due to our local-first approach.

For major features like this, we typically encourage discussing the implementation approach with the core team beforehand. Historical experience has shown that large features merged without prior alignment often become challenging to maintain over time.

We would love to see this work continue as part of the blocksuite-examples repository instead. This would allow the community to benefit from your implementation while providing more flexibility for experimentation and iterations, without the constraints of first-party block maintenance requirements.

We're happy to provide guidance on moving the implementation to blocksuite-examples. Would you be interested in exploring this path forward?

yeh ,i am interested in exploring this path forward.

And, I would appreciate it if this pull request could remain open for more people to discover it .