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@adapttable/core

v2.1.2

Published

Headless, UI-agnostic React data table engine — state, URL sync, virtualization, prop-getters, and a unified client/server TableSource. Zero UI-kit imports.

Downloads

2,849

Readme

@adapttable/core

AdaptTable — one headless engine: the same table re-rendered through Mantine, MUI, Chakra, Ant Design, Radix, shadcn, and Tailwind

📖 Documentation · 🚀 Live demo · Get started · ⚡ Try in StackBlitz

Migrating from TanStack Table? See the migration guide.

The headless engine behind AdaptTable — a UI-agnostic React data table. Zero UI-kit imports: state, hooks, prop-getters, and a unified client/server TableSource contract.

pnpm add @adapttable/core react

You usually want a styled adapter on top (@adapttable/mantine, @adapttable/mui, @adapttable/chakra, @adapttable/unstyled). Reach for @adapttable/core directly when you want to render your own markup with full control via prop-getters.

Features

  • Automatic mobile cards — the engine resolves the layout by viewport and every adapter renders rows as cards below the mobile breakpoint, state intact; forceMobile, mobileLabel and hideOnMobile tune it. Docs.
  • Client or server data through one TableSource contract — same props either way.
  • URL-synced search / sort / filters / page — shareable, deep-linkable links.
  • Pagination — paged or infinite scroll via paginationMode; server sources report their own totals, client sources derive them.
  • Sorting — comparator resolution, multi-key sortValue, accessible header state.
  • Filtering — filter model, operators, chips and counts; bring your own predicate.
  • Selection + bulk actions — ids, tri-state select-all, and the bulk-action contract.
  • Row actions with optional confirm, isHidden / isDisabled per row.
  • Row expansion — detail-panel state via renderRowDetail.
  • Inline cell editingonCellEdit plus editable columns; text, number and select editors, keyboard commit/cancel, Tab advance. Omit the handler and no cell opens.
  • Row groupinggroupBy with per-group aggregates sharing the summaryRow mapper.
  • Column management — show/hide, reorder, pin (sticky) and resize state.
  • Saved views — name a filter/sort/column arrangement and switch between them.
  • CSV export (exportCsv) — current page or the full filtered set.
  • Virtualization (virtualize) — row/card windowing for very large lists.
  • RTL and i18n-agnostic labels — pass labels or a t function.
  • Headless — hooks and prop-getters only. No components, no styling, no UI-kit imports.

See it work

One dataset, re-rendered by each adapter — these clips are the cross-kit tour.

Row grouping — group rows by a column with per-group subtotals

row-grouping

Inline cell editing — double-click a cell; text, number and select editors

cell-editing

Filtering — type a bound and the table answers as you type

filtering

Column management — show, hide, reorder, pin and resize

column-management

RTL — the whole table mirrors, not just the text

rtl

Documentation

Getting started · Live demo · Comparison vs ag-Grid · MUI X · TanStack

License

MIT © Orwa Mahmoud