react-data-components

Getting started

npm install react-data-components --save

This component requires Bootstrap stylesheet and Font Awesome fonts, in addition to the stylesheet for headers. If you are using Webpack and the css-loader you can also require the css with require('react-data-components/css/table-twbs.css').

Using the default implementation

The default implementation includes a filter for case insensitive global search, pagination and page size.

var React = require('react');
var DataTable = require('react-data-components').DataTable;

var columns = [
  { title: 'Name', prop: 'name'  },
  { title: 'City', prop: 'city' },
  { title: 'Address', prop: 'address' },
  { title: 'Phone', prop: 'phone' }
];

var data = [
  { name: 'name value', city: 'city value', address: 'address value', phone: 'phone value' }
  // It also supports arrays
  // [ 'name value', 'city value', 'address value', 'phone value' ]
];

React.render((
    <DataTable
      className="container"
      keys={[ 'name', 'address' ]}
      columns={columns}
      initialData={data}
      initialPageLength={5}
      initialSortBy={{ prop: 'city', order: 'descending' }}
      pageLengthOptions={[ 5, 20, 50 ]}
    />
  ), document.body);

See complete example, see Flux example.

DataMixin options

`keys: Array<string> | string`

Properties that make each row unique, e.g. an id.

`columns: Array<ColumnOption>`

See Table column options.

`pageLengthOptions: Array<number>`

`initialData: Array<object | Array<any>>`

`initialPageLength: number`

`initialSortBy: { prop: string | number, order: string }`

Table column options

`title: string`

The title to display on the header.

`prop: string | number`

The name of the property or index on the data.

`render: (val: any, row: any) => any`

Function to render a different component.

`className: string | (val: any, row: any) => string`

Class name for the td.

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