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react-redux-table

v1.0.0

Published

A data-table made with react and redux

Downloads

11

Readme

React-redux-table



A modular table made with React, Redux and React-Redux.

Installation


npm i react-redux-table
or
yarn add react-redux-table

Prerequisite


You must install and configure React, Redux and React-Redux in your project.

Redux state & configuration


State

React-redux-table state must be present in the store inside the object rrtable.

Configuration

You must add rrtableReducer to your project using combineReducers in the name of rrtable.

- combineReducers

import { rrtableReducer } from "react-redux-table";

export const rootReducer = combineReducers({
  yourReducer: yourReducer,
  rrtable: rrtableReducer,
});

Usage


import React from 'react';
import Table from 'react-redux-table';

class Component extends React.Component {
    render {
        <>
            <Table
              headersArray={headersArray}
              rowsContent={rowsContent}
              title="Your title"
              filter={true}
              entriesSelector={entriesSelector}
              showEntries={true}
              hideButtons={false}
            />
        </>
    }
}

Props

  • headersArray {[object]} : the content of column headers -
headersArray = [...{title: "your title", category: "yourCategory"},]
  • rowsContent {[[object]]} : the content of rows
rowsContent = [
    ...[
           ...{cellValue: "value", category: "yourCorrespondingCategory"},
       ],
]
  • title {string} [optional] : the title of the table
  • filter {bool} [optional] : wether the filtering functionality is present
  • entriesSelector {[string]} [optional] : the selector of displayed rows by page
  • showEntries {bool} [optional] : wether the actual status along pages is displayed
  • hideButtons {bool} [optional] : true to hide buttons

Example 1

import { Table } from "react-redux-table";

const headArray = [
  { title: "First Name", category: "firstName" },
  { title: "Last Name", category: "lastName" },
];

const rowsArray = [
  [
    { cellValue: "Nicolas", category: "firstName" },
    { cellValue: "Tesla", category: "lastName" },
  ],
  [
    { cellValue: "Leonardo", category: "firstName" },
    { cellValue: "Da Vinci", category: "lastName" },
  ],
  [
    { cellValue: "Sherlock", category: "firstName" },
    { cellValue: "Holmes", category: "lastName" },
  ],
];

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <Table headersArray={headArray} rowsContent={rowsArray} />
    </>
  );
}

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Example 2

import { Table } from "react-redux-table";

const headArray = [
  { title: "First Name", category: "firstName" },
  { title: "Last Name", category: "lastName" },
];

const rowsArray = [
  [
    { cellValue: "Nicolas", category: "firstName" },
    { cellValue: "Tesla", category: "lastName" },
  ],
  [
    { cellValue: "Leonardo", category: "firstName" },
    { cellValue: "Da Vinci", category: "lastName" },
  ],
  [
    { cellValue: "Sherlock", category: "firstName" },
    { cellValue: "Holmes", category: "lastName" },
  ],
];

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <Table
        headersArray={headArray}
        rowsContent={rowsArray}
        title="Famous people"
        filter={true}
        entriesSelector={[10, 100]}
        showEntries={true}
        hideButtons={true}
      />
    </>
  );
}

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