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sortable-collapsible-table

v1.0.0

Published

Generate HTML tables that are sortable and collapsable easily

Downloads

5

Readme

Sortable Collapsible Tables

Create sortable collapsible HTML tables easily.

Getting Started

Download the latest release to get started

Basic Usage

To create a table simply select a part div and data with optional options.

scTable('.selector',data,options);

Where data is of the form of an array of objects

data=[{column-1:data-1,column-2:data-1,column-3:data-1},...,{column-1:data-n,column-2:data-n,column-3:data-n}]

Or in the form of an array of arrays. Note to

data=[[data-1,..., data-n],...,[data-1,..., data-n]];

Options is an object with customizations for the table. A full list of the options can be found below.

To collapse the table click on the title and to sort any column click on the column label.

Documentation

A full list of the options that the table can accept

Title

A title that will appear at the top of the table

Labels

An array of column lables. This is required if the data is passed as an array of arrays. This will also specify the order of the columns.

titleClass

Specifies the CSS class of the caption element of the table.

tableClass

Specifies the CSS class of the table element of the table.

thClass

Specifies the CSS class of the th elements of the table.

trClass

Specifies the CSS class of the tr elements of the table.

tdClass

Specifies the CSS class of the td elements of the table.

decimalDigits

The number of decimals to keep for numeric data.

CSS classes

To style the tables you can specify your own classes for each part of the table using the options object or use the following default CSS classes

sc-table-holder

Attaches to the div that holds that table

sc-table

Class for the table element

sc-table-title

Class for the table title

sc-table-th, sc-table-tr, sc-table-td

Classes for the th, tr, and td elements of the table

Break down into end to end tests

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details