RevoGrid React Adapter

Minimalistic RevoGrid adapter for React.

Key Features

• Millions of cells viewport with a powerful core in-build by default;
• Keayboard support with excel like focus;
• Super light initial starter . Can be imported with polifill or as module for modern browsers;
• Intelligent Virtual DOM and smart row recombination in order to achieve less redraws;
• Sorting (multiple options, can be customized per column and advanced with events);
• Filtering
  • Predefined system filters;
  • Preserve existing collection;
  • Custom filters (extend existing system filters with your own set);
• Export to file;
• Custom sizes per Column and Row;
• Column resizing;
• Autosize support (Column size based on content);
• Pinned/Sticky/Freezed:
  • Columns (define left or right);
  • Rows (define top or bottom);
• Grouping:
  • Column grouping (Nester headers);
  • Row grouping (Nested rows);
• Cell editing;
• Customizations:
  • Header template;
  • Cell template (build your own cell view);
  • Cell editor (apply your own editors and cell types);
  • Cell properties (build you own properties around rendered cells);
• Column types;
  • Text/String (default);
  • Number;
  • Select;
  • Date;
  • Custom (take any type as template and create your own extended style);
• Drag and drop rows;
• Range operations:
  • Selection;
  • Edit;
• Theme packages:
  • Excel like (default)
  • Material (compact, dark or light);
• Copy/Paste (copy/paste from Excel, Google Sheets or any other sheet format);
• Easy extenation and support with modern VNode features and tsx support;
• Trimmed rows (hide rows on demand);
• Plugin system (create your own plugins or extend existing one, it's transparent and easy);
• Hundred others small customizations and improvements RevoGrid.

How to use

With NPM:

npm i vzmgrid1-react --save;

With Yarn:

yarn add vzmgrid1-react;

import React from "react";
import { defineCustomElements } from "vzmgrid1/loader"; // webcomponent definition loader 
import { RevoGrid } from "vzmgrid1-react";

export default class App extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    // you have to define webcomponent before you can use the wrapper
    defineCustomElements();
    this.state = {
      columns: [{ prop: "name" }],
      source: [{ name: "1" }, { name: "2" }]
    };
  }

  afterEdit({ detail }) {}

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <RevoGrid
          theme="compact"
          columns={this.state.columns}
          source={this.state.source}
          onAfterEdit={(e) => this.afterEdit(e)}
        />
      </div>
    );
  }
}

Check Sandbox for real live sample.