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sdrc-table

v0.0.11

Published

This package is developed by SDRC UI team with all the basic features those a table basically has. Its peer dependencies are bootstrap, jQuery and Fontawesome. Please follow the installation steps.

Downloads

16

Readme

This package is developed by SDRC UI team with all the basic features those a table basically has. Its peer dependencies are bootstrap, jQuery and Fontawesome. Please follow the installation steps.

Steps to use SDRC Table

  1. Install jQuery, fontawesome and bootstrap

    npm i @progress/kendo-drawing @progress/kendo-angular-pdf-export ng2-search-filter ngx-pagination save-as
    npm i sdrc-table
  1. import TableModule in your module ts

    import { TableModule} from 'sdrc-table'
  2. add TableModule to @ngModule imports

    imports: [
        BrowserModule,
        HttpClientModule,
        TableModule
    ]
  3. Use sdrc-table tag to get the table view

    <sdrc-table 
    [id]="'tab1'"
    [rowData]="tableData" 
    [columnData]="tableColumns" 
    [maxTableHeight]="'600px'"
    [sorting]="true" 
    [sortExcludeColumn]="['action', 'rowId']"
    [isPaginate]="true"
    [itemsPerPage]="15"
    [headerFixed]="true" 
    [searchBox]="true" 
    [downloadPdf]="true" 
    [downloadExcel]="true"></sdrc-table>

    format of rowData and columnData should be like:

    tableData = [{
                    name: "xyz", 
                    age: 0, 
                    action:[{                
                                "controlType" : "button",
                                "type": "submit",
                                "value" :"Edit",
                                "class" : "btn btn-submit",
                                "icon" : "fa-edit"
                            }]
    }]
    
    tableColumns = ["name", "age", "action"]
       
  4. If you have to handle the event on action button, use:

    (onActionButtonClicked)="yourFunction($event)"