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datatable-hrnet

v0.1.11

Published

This is a datatable react component and that allows displaying data based on the selected filter or searching for a term, and customizing the display of the number of entries. The pagination updates according to the number of entries

Downloads

7

Readme

Datatable of HRNET

datatable-hrnet is a react library created using create-react-app. It allows you to display data in a dynamic table that can be filtered and sorted.

Features

Display number of rows per page

You can chose the number of rows per page you want to display via the "entries select options (10, 25, 50, 100)". The default display is 10 lines per page.

Search by criteria

You can search easily an entry via the search input form.

Sort by columns

You can also sort by colums value (ASC or DESC) via the icons "up" and "down"

Pagination

You can easily navigate from one page to another via the pagination tab.

Requirements

  • NodeJs 16
  • React 18.2.0
  • Sass 1.62.1

Installation

  • using NPM : npm install datatable-hrnet
  • using YARN: yarn add datatable-hrnet

Usage

To use this plugin, you need to import it into your React component. This plugin requires 2 props: columnTitle and datas.

  • columnTitle : corresponds to the name of the datatable columns.
  • datas : contains the data for the rows.

Example (with datas for props)

  • MyComponents.jsx
import React from "react";
import Datatable from "datatable-hrnet";

function MyComponent() {
    const data = [
        {
            firstname: "Emily",
            lastname: "Johnson",
            dateOfBirth: "12/15/1988",
            startDate: "07/01/2023",
            street: "111 Maple St",
            city: "San Francisco",
            state: "CA",
            code: "94102",
            department: "Sales",
        },
        {
            firstname: "Louis",
            lastname: "Dubois",
            dateOfBirth: "09/15/1985",
            startDate: "02/10/2022",
            street: "Boulevard Montmartre",
            city: "Houston",
            state: "TX",
            code: "77001",
            department: "Sales",
        },
        {
            firstname: "Manon",
            lastname: "Dupuis",
            dateOfBirth: "02/28/1991",
            startDate: "10/18/2021",
            street: "Avenue de l'Opéra",
            city: "Boston",
            state: "MA",
            code: "02101",
            department: "Human Resources",
        },
        {
            firstname: "Noëllie",
            lastname: "Marchand",
            dateOfBirth: "07/15/1986",
            startDate: "04/05/2022",
            street: "Rue des Arts",
            city: "Dallas",
            state: "TX",
            code: "75201",
            department: "Marketing",
        },
    ]

    const title = 
    [ 
        "first name",
        "last name",
        "start date",
        "department",
        "date of birth",
        "street",
        "city",
        "state",
        "zip code"
    ];

    return (
        <div className="mycomponent">
            <Datatable 
                datas = {data} 
                columnTitle = {title}
            />
        </div>
    );
}

export default MyComponent;