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mobx-react-table-grid

v2.0.1

Published

Easy to use and powerful react table-grid layout based on CSS-grid

Downloads

5

Readme

@ixrock/mobx-react-table-grid

Easy to use and powerful table grid React-js component based on CSS-grid

Install | npm

npm install mobx-react-table-grid --save

Benefits

  • easy-to-follow and simple API (just use as data input plain-objects and data-getters, mostly see TableDataColumn and TableDataRow interfaces)
  • table rows virtualization (handle large amount of items, e.g. you can handle 10k pods from k8s, see the demo with generated data)
  • most of the layout done via display: grid with some help of css-variables (works really fast!)
  • multi-columns sorting (powered by lodash/orderBy)
  • reordering and resizing columns (powered by react-dnd)
  • filtering columns (show/hide/search)
  • rows selection state management
  • handling import/export state to external storage (e.g. window.localStorage, see: demo.tsx)
  • customize column sizes via css-variables --grid-col-size-${columnId} (see usage in demo.module.css)
  • mobx observability for grid state management under the hood

Demo

Screenshot

git checkout [email protected]:ixrock/mobx-react-table-grid.git
npm install
npm run dev

Example

import "mobx-react-table-grid/index.css"; // import styles (e.g. via webpack)
import React from "react"
import ReactDOM from "react-dom"
import { observable } from "mobx"
import { observer } from "mobx-react"
import { createTableState, Table } from "mobx-react-table-grid";

interface ResourceItem {
  id: string | number;
  name: string;
  hobby: string[];
  renderName(): React.ReactNode;
};

const tableState = createTableState<ResourceItem>({
  dataItems: observable.box([
    {
      id: 1,
      name: "Joe",
      hobby: ["hacking", "martial-arts"],
      renderName(){ return <b>Joel White</b> },
    },
    {
      id: 2,
      name: "Ann",
      hobby: ["dancing"],
      renderName(){ return <b>Anna Dark</b> },
    }
  ]),
  headingColumns: [
    {
      id: "index",
      title: <b>#</b>,
      renderValue: (row, col) => row.index,
    },
    {
      id: ResourceColumnId.name,
      title: <>Name</>,
      renderValue: (row, col) => row.data.renderName(),
      sortValue: (row, col) => row.data.name,
    },
    {
      id: ResourceColumnId.hobby,
      title: <>Hobby</>,
      renderValue: (row, col) => <b>{row.data.hobby.join(", ")}</b>,
      sortValue: (row, col) => row.data.hobby.join(""),
      searchValue: (row, col) => row.data.hobby.join(" "),
    },
  ]
});

const Demo = observer(() => {
  const { tableColumns, searchResultTableRows } = tableState;
  
  return <Table 
    columns={tableColumns.get()} 
    rows={searchResultTableRows.get()} 
  />
});

ReactDOM.render(<Demo/>, document.getElementById('app'));