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quickedit-table

v1.0.1

Published

A fast and efficient editable table package

Downloads

3

Readme

QuickEdit Table

Description

QuickEdit Table is an easy-to-use, efficient and fast package for creating and manipulating editable tables in the web. This library provides an abstraction for creating tables, editing cell data on double-click, and triggering events on data change. It also offers a host of utility functions to work with the created table.

Installation

Using npm:

npm install quickedit-table

Usage

You can import the package and use its API to create editable tables:

import { initEditableTable } from "quickedit-table";

// Create the editable table
let editableTable = initEditableTable({
  selector: "#myTable",
  data: [
    { name: "John", age: "30" },
    { name: "Jane", age: "28" },
  ],
  onTextChanged: async ({
    rowIndex,
    cellIndex,
    newText,
    oldText,
    cell,
    row,
  }) => {
    console.log(
      `Cell at row ${rowIndex} and index ${cellIndex} changed from "${oldText}" to "${newText}"`
    );
  },
});

initEditableTable function initializes the table with given options. The function returns an object with methods to manipulate the table data and structure:

  • fetchTableData(): Fetch the current data in the table.
  • getCellValue(rowIndex, cellIndex): Get the value of the specified cell.
  • updateTableCell(rowIndex, cellIndex, newText): Update the specified cell with new text.
  • updateLastRowCell(cellIndex, newText): Update the last cell of the specified column.
  • addRowToTable(cellValues): Add a new row to the table.
  • updateRowInTable(rowIndex, newCellValues): Update a row with new values.
  • deleteRowFromTable(rowIndex): Delete a row from the table.
  • forEach(callback): Iterate over each row in the table.

Contact

If you have any questions, feel free to open an issue or contact the package author.