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protvista-datatable

v3.8.22

Published

[![Published on NPM](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/protvista-datatable.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/protvista-datatable)

Downloads

991

Readme

protvista-datatable

Published on NPM

This component can be used to display a table of features.

Wrapping it within <protvista-manager> will allow highlighting of features as well as hidding features which are out of the display when zooming.

Demo

Usage

<protvista-datatable>
  <table>
    <thead>
      <tr>
        <th>Col 1</th>
        <th>Col 2</th>
        <th>Col 3</th>
        <th>Col 4</th>
      </tr>
    </thead>
    <tbody>
      <tr data-id="row1">
        <td>Lorem</td>
        <td>ipsum</td>
        <td>dolor</td>
        <td>sit</td>
      </tr>
      <tr data-id="row2">
        <td>Lorem</td>
        <td>ipsum</td>
        <td>dolor</td>
        <td>sit</td>
      </tr>
      <tr data-group-for="row2">
        <td>amet, consectetur adipiscing elit</td>
      </tr>
    </tbody>
  </table>
</protvista-datatable>

Styling

--protvista-datatable__hover: the background color of a row on mouse over

--protvista-datatable__active: the background color of a row within a highlighted region

--protvista-datatable__active--clicked: the background color of a clicked row

Data attributes

data-id

The row id. Also passed in the "change" event triggered on row click

data-group-for

A grouped row is collapsed by default, and a trigger is added to the row with the corresponding data-id to collapse/expand it.

data-filter

Generate a dropdown filter for a given column. A select menu will be populated with values defined in data-filter-value. data-filter should be set on both the column header cell and the corresponding cells and have the same value to allow mapping.

data-filter-value

A value used to populate the data-filter select menu content. The value should reflect the content of the cell.

API Reference

Properties

displaystart: number (optional)

The start position of the selected region.

displayend: number (optional)

The end position of the selected region.

highlight: string (optional)

A comma separated list of regions to highlight.

Each region follows the format: [start]:[end], where both [start] and [end] are optional numbers.

selectedid: string (optional)

The row id to select. Row ids are attributed based on the protvistaFeatureId attribute in each data point. These are added to the data in the various adapters.

height: string (optional)

The height of the table

expandTable: boolean (false)

Expands the table to show all the available rows (setting the height to auto instead of the specified/default height)

noScrollToRow: boolean (false)

Don't scroll to row if it has been selected

noDeselect: boolean (false)

Don't de-select row if clicking outside of table