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@adapttable/unstyled

v2.1.2

Published

Headless, unstyled AdaptTable adapter — semantic HTML with class + data-attribute hooks for Tailwind, shadcn/ui, or your own CSS.

Downloads

1,999

Readme

@adapttable/unstyled

@adapttable/unstyled — a headless table styled with Tailwind / shadcn

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

The headless, unstyled adapter for AdaptTable. Renders semantic HTML with data-adapttable-part + data-* state hooks and per-part className overrides — style it with Tailwind, shadcn/ui, or your own CSS. Ships zero styles.

pnpm add @adapttable/unstyled @adapttable/core react react-dom

Quickstart

import {
  DataTable,
  useFrontendData,
  type ColumnDef,
} from "@adapttable/unstyled";

const columns: ColumnDef<Person>[] = [
  { key: "name", header: "Name", accessor: (r) => r.name, sortable: true },
  { key: "city", header: "City", accessor: (r) => r.city },
];

export function People({ data }: { data: Person[] }) {
  const source = useFrontendData({ data, columns });
  return (
    <DataTable
      source={source}
      columns={columns}
      rowKey={(r) => r.id}
      classNames={{
        table: "w-full text-sm",
        headerCell: "text-left font-medium text-zinc-500 px-3 py-2",
        row: "border-b hover:bg-zinc-50 data-[selected]:bg-blue-50",
        cell: "px-3 py-2",
      }}
    />
  );
}

Features

  • Automatic mobile cards — below the mobile breakpoint every row renders as a semantic card block (same filters, search, selection and URL state) and infinite scroll replaces the pager; tune per column with mobileLabel / hideOnMobile, pin either layout with forceMobile. See it flip live.
  • Client or server data through one TableSource contract — same props either way.
  • URL-synced search / sort / filters / page — shareable, deep-linkable links.
  • Sorting via sortable headers.
  • Filtering — a drawer or popover of filters plus removable removable chips, with a filter count on the trigger.
  • Selection + bulk actions using plain <input type="checkbox">, with confirm dialogs (bulkActions).
  • Row actions with optional confirm, isHidden / isDisabled per row.
  • Row expansion — inline detail panels via renderRowDetail.
  • Inline cell editing (onCellEdit + editable columns) — text, number and select editors; Enter commits, Escape cancels, Tab moves on. Omit the handler and no cell opens.
  • Row grouping (groupBy) with per-group aggregates sharing the summaryRow mapper.
  • Column management — show/hide, reorder, pin (sticky) and resize, from a built-in menu.
  • Saved views — name a filter/sort/column arrangement and switch between them.
  • CSV export (exportCsv) — current page or the full filtered set.
  • Virtualization (virtualize) — opt-in row/card windowing for very large lists.
  • Pagination — numbered pagination, or infinite scroll (auto by device).
  • States — skeleton loading, error with retry, and an empty state.
  • RTL via dir; dark mode is whatever your CSS says.
  • CustomisationclassNames for every part, slots, injectable confirm — zero opinions about styling, and the full headless escape hatch via @adapttable/core.

Styling hooks

Every node carries:

  • data-adapttable-part="…"root, toolbar, search-field, search-icon, search, filters-button, filters-icon, column-menu, table, row, cell, header-cell, sort-button, chips, chip, bulk-bar, footer, empty, loading, error, card, …
  • data-* state — data-selected on selected rows/cards, data-sorted (asc/desc) on the active header, data-mobile on the root, and data-density (comfortable/compact) on the root. The adapter ships no density styles — drive spacing yourself, e.g. [data-density="compact"] [data-adapttable-part="cell"] { padding: 4px 8px; }.
  • A per-part className from the classNames prop.

Target them with attribute selectors ([data-adapttable-part="row"]), Tailwind data variants (data-[selected]:bg-blue-50), or class overrides.

The leading search/funnel glyphs render as inline currentColor SVGs in the search-icon / filters-icon slots, so you can restyle or hide them via the searchIcon / filtersIcon class names (or the matching data-adapttable-part selectors). SearchIcon and FiltersIcon are also exported for reuse.

Empty / loading overrides

Replace the empty-state or first-load skeleton with the top-level emptyState / loadingState props, or with the cross-adapter slots alias — whichever your other adapters already use:

<DataTable
  source={source}
  columns={columns}
  rowKey={(r) => r.id}
  slots={{ empty: <MyEmpty />, skeleton: <MySkeleton /> }}
/>

slots.empty / slots.skeleton take precedence when both forms are supplied (slots.empty ?? emptyState, slots.skeleton ?? loadingState).

Everything else — client/server data, URL state, sorting, filtering, selection + bulk actions, RTL (dir), auto desktop/mobile — works the same as the other adapters, on the headless @adapttable/core engine.

See it work

Each clip is the real adapter, recorded on the live demo.

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

unstyled Row grouping

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

unstyled Inline cell editing

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

unstyled Filtering

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

unstyled Column management

RTL / Arabic — the whole table mirrors, not just the text

unstyled RTL / Arabic

Documentation

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

License

MIT © Orwa Mahmoud