Project overview
ONLYOFFICE/DocumentServer is the project repository for ONLYOFFICE Docs. Starting with version 6.0, Document Server is distributed under the name ONLYOFFICE Docs. It provides online office file viewing and editing, with support for Office Open XML formats, including .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx.
The suite includes a document editor, spreadsheet editor, presentation editor, form creator, PDF editor, and diagram viewer. Community, Enterprise, and Developer editions differ in features and licensing; the repository identifies AGPL-3.0 as its open-source license.
Use cases
The suite suits teams that jointly write documents, organize spreadsheets, prepare presentations, edit PDFs, and create or fill out PDF forms.
Teams using ONLYOFFICE DocSpace, ONLYOFFICE Workspace, or platforms such as Odoo, Moodle, ownCloud, and Seafile can use the relevant integrations to edit collaboratively within those platforms. Developers who need document editing in their own applications can consult the Developer edition information and API documentation.
What it does and problems it solves
ONLYOFFICE Docs brings viewing, editing, saving, and exporting multiple office file types into an online editing interface, with real-time co-editing. Comments, change tracking, and version history support team discussions and the management of revision records.
The spreadsheet editor includes formulas, pivot tables, data validation, and conditional formatting. The PDF editor supports text editing, page adjustments, annotations, and form filling. Plugins allow developers to add specific features. Some capabilities depend on the edition or accompanying products, so selection should follow the edition comparison in the original repository.
How to use
1. Open the original repository below this page and review its edition comparison. Choose Community, Enterprise, or Developer according to personal, team, or application integration needs.
2. Choose an access route through ONLYOFFICE DocSpace, ONLYOFFICE Workspace, or a third-party platform integration listed in the README. For a custom application, consult the API documentation entry in the original repository; the supplied material does not include detailed integration steps.
3. In a deployed and integrated environment, use the appropriate editor to create or edit documents, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, or forms. Open diagrams with the viewer.
4. For teamwork, use co-editing, comments, and change tracking, then save or export files as needed. Consult the help documentation referenced by the original repository for interface instructions; the supplied README does not provide click-by-click guidance.
Installation
1. Open the original repository below this page and find the local server installation section. The README recommends a Docker image as a convenient installation method and provides an entry to the Docker-DocumentServer source repository.
2. For Docker, open the Docker installation guide referenced in the original repository, check its requirements, and follow its installation instructions. Obtain any required clone address or download entry from the original repository.
3. For Linux or Windows, open the corresponding installation guide in the original repository. To build from source, open the source build instructions in the Help Center.
4. The supplied README does not list installation commands, dependency versions, hardware requirements, or configuration steps, so this excerpt alone is insufficient for deployment. Consult the complete guide in the original repository for your chosen edition and installation method.
Source and usage notes
- Original repository: https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DocumentServer
- Source revision: c4ad98db9f0dd84a9949566de399fc79698acd46
This listing links to the upstream repository. It does not provide a verified download package, and the complete workflow has not been independently validated.
This description was organized and translated with AI from public upstream material. Refer to the original repository for capabilities, setup requirements, costs, and license terms. 
