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retables

v0.3.1

Published

Yet another react table library

Downloads

127

Readme

reTables

Yet another react table library

Installation

Use your favorite package manager

  yarn install retables

Features

  • 📦 Small bundle size
  • ⚛️ Built with React in mind
  • 🧑‍💻 Focused on Developer experience
  • 💪 Strongly typed
  • 🌏 Uses native HTML tags
  • 📱 Responsive
  • 🏷️ Easy pagination, sorting and column resize

Documentation

Check out the documentation website

Motivations

There are already countless libraries built to handle tables with React. So why creating a new one? reTables started out as an internal project to meet the needs of a small development team and was later made public.

The initial goals were to develop a library with this charateristics:

  • Extremely lightweight
  • Uncompromising customization
  • Minimizing component re-renders (more on this later)

Despite the many alternatives on the market, none of those managed to satisfy us completely. In many cases you are forced to import large bundles just to render a simple table, in others you need to override pre-packaged style sheets. There are also interesting "headless" proposals which guarantee maximum customization possibilities but force you to write a lot of boilerplate code to get started.

reTables wants to act as an in-between solution. It is able to offer a nearly complete customization, with just a few lines of code.

License

MIT