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table-react-sw49go

v0.1.2

Published

Reusable React Table

Downloads

4

Readme

Table React components created using create-react-app by SW49GO

Presentation :

This is a reusable React component that allows you to display a custom Table in your application.

In this table :

  • You can choose the number of lines to display
  • You can carry out a search on each column by first clicking on the column header
  • The data display can be sorted by column in ascending or descending order by clicking on the desired column header
  • You have the possibility, using the 'allowRemoveRow' props, to make an icon appear on each line to retrieve its contents using the associated callback function 'handleRemoveRow'
The component is TypeScript compatible and includes a type definition file (TableReact.d.ts) for an improved development experience. In a TypeScript project, the TypeScript compiler will automatically use this definition file.

Examples Custom style :

Installing the package in your project:

npm i table-react-sw49go

Prerequisites :

  • Node.js v18.16.0

Dependencies to install :

  • "react": "^18.2.0"
  • "react-dom": "^18.2.0"
  • "prop-types": "^15.8.1"
  • "react-icons": "^5.0.1"

Format of data :

/** COLUMNS CONFIGURATION :
*   keys: 'name' for title thead & 'sort' initialize the expected behavior of sorting data, REQUIRED
*   values : 'AZ' for alphanumeric
*            'NUM' for number
*            'DATE' format for date dd/mm/yyyy 
*/


    const columns = [
        {name:'Fruits',sort:'AZ'},
        {name:'Flowers',sort:'AZ'}, 
        {name:'Date d\'achat',sort:'DATE'},
        {name:'Price',sort:'NUM'}
    ]

    const data =[
        { fruit: 'Banane', flower:'Tulipe', date:'10/02/2024', price:10},
        { fruit: 'Orange', flower:'Rose', date:'07/01/2024', price:25}]

// Number entries NOT REQUIRED but can be changed, default is :

    const entries = ['5','10','15','20','50','100']

Imported the component into your project :

import { TableReact } from 'table-react-sw49go'

// IMPORT YOUR DATA

function App(){

// Function to retrieve number of entries selected - REQUIRED
    const handleNbEntries=(nbEntries)=>{
        console.log('nbEntries:', nbEntries)
    }

// Function to retrieve search generated object - REQUIRED
    const handleResultSearch= (result)=>{
        console.log('result:', result)
    }

// Function to retrieve the row selected 'to be remove or other' and his index (REQUIRED if 'allowRemoveRow' be 'true')
    const handleRemoveRow= (objRemove, index)=>{
        console.log('index:', index)
        console.log('objRemove:', objRemove)
    }

    return (
        <div>
            <TableReact dataColumns={columns}
                        dataAllRows={data}
                        handleNbEntries={handleNbEntries}
                        handleResultSearch={handleResultSearch}
                        handleRemoveRow={handleRemoveRow}
                        allowRemoveRow={true}
                        customThead={{backgroundColor:'#1a2e91', color:'#00f2ff'}}
                        backGroundRows={'101, 201, 237'}
                        customContainer={{border:'1px solid black', borderRadius:'1rem', backgroundColor:'blue',padding:'1rem', color:"#fff"}}
                       />
        </div>
    )
}
export default App

Using the different component options (Props):

  • dataColumns (array) : data to be display in table head - REQUIRED
  • dataAllRows (array) : data to be display in table body - REQUIRED
  • dataEntries (array) : data to be in the selected show entries
  • handleNbEntries (function) : callback function to retrieve number of entries selected
  • handleResultSearch (function) : callback function to retrieve search generated object
  • handleRemoveRow (function) : callback function to retrieve the row selected 'to be remove or other' and his index if allowRemoveRow be 'true'
  • allowRemoveRow (boolean) : allow retrieve the object selected
  • backGroundRows (string) : the RGB color of background rows
  • customThead (object) : CssProperties to custom thead of table
  • customTbody (object) : CssProperties to custom tbody of table
  • customContainer (object) : CssProperties to custom the container with all parts
  • customModalInfos (object) : CssProperties to custom infos when click on data in window < 768px