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sortable-tables

v1.1.2

Published

A vanilla js plugin to turn any table into a sortable one by just adding one class

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Sortable Tables Plugin

Sortable Tables is a vanilla js plugin to turn any <table> into a sortable one by just adding one class.

Compitability

This package uses ECMAScript5. You can check browsers that support ES5.

Installation

There are 2 ways to install this package:

NPM / Yarn

  • Install using:
    npm install sortable-tables
    or
    yarn add sortable-tables
  • Include scripts either by:
    import 'sortable-tables/dist/sortable-tables.min';
import 'sortable-tables/dist/sortable-tables.min.css';
    require('sortable-tables/dist/sortable-tables.min');
require('sortable-tables/dist/sortable-tables.min.css');

Manually

  • Download both dist/sortable-tables.min and dist/sortable-tables.min.css files and add them to your project
  • Load both files to your document:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/sortable-tables.min.css">
<script src="path/to/sortable-tables.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

Usage

  • Add sortable-tables.js and sortable-tables.css to your page -or their minified versions-.
  • Add the class scrollbar-outer to the <table> you wanna make sortable.
  • Add a <thead> to your table with one <tr> and make sure all cell elements in it are <th>
  • Add a <tbody> to your table and make sure all cell elements in it are <td>

That's it. View the example file for a demo.

Additional Tips

  • If there is a column of data that is mainly a numerical value but has special symbols like $ or % that would cause the alphabetical order to fail, add the class numeric-sort to the <th> element corresponding to that column
  • If you are using FontAwesome v4 you can add class sortable-fa-icons to <table> to use FontAwesome sort icon instead of default unicode icons.

License

License: MIT