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@simperl/svelte-table

v0.0.2

Published

A simple svelte table component

Readme

@simperl/svelte-table

A simple svelte table component

Demo

Example

<script>

    import Table from '@simperl/svelte-table';

    import { onMount } from 'svelte';

    let rows = [];

    let columns = [
        { title : 'Name',       type : 'alpha', key : 'name' },
        { title : 'Date',       type : 'date',  key : 'date_local' },
        { title : 'Details',    type : 'alpha', key : 'details' },
    ];

    onMount(async () => {
        const res = await fetch(`https://api.spacexdata.com/v4/launches`);
        rows = await res.json();
    });

</script>


<Table  
    pagination_amounts = {[10,25,50,100]}
    sort_by = 'Date'
    columns = {columns}
    rows = {rows} />

Usage

Import

Import @simperl/svelte-table as Table

import Table from '@simperl/svelte-table';

columns

Define an array of columns in the order you want them to appear.

Column Options

title

This will be the name that appears in the column heading.

type

The type of the data used for the sorting

  • alpha - for text sorting
  • numeric - for numeric sorts
  • date - sort by date * This is currently limited to dd/mm/YYYY, dd/mm/YYYY HH:MM:ss and YYYY-mm-ddTHH:MM:ss formats
key

This holds the path to the value to use as the key to sort by.

key : 'name'

This can be multi-level if your row data contains a customer object which has a name field you can access this.

key : 'customer.name'
template

If a template is defined this will be used to construct the contents of the cell. Placeholders can be defined with {} to place a given value from the row data as needed

e.g.

template : "<a target='_blank' href='{links.webcast}'>{name}</a>",
csv_template

This works the same as the template option but is used for the data in the csv. As it may not be appropriate to use the template which may include html in generating the csv.

csv_template : '{name}'
notMobile

Sets a notMobile class on the column so it can be easily removed with css for mobile devices.

notMobile : true
customClass

Adds any classes you want to a column to allow easy styling

customClass : 'myclass myotherclass'

Rows

Your rows value should be an array of objects, this can be taken directly from an api or reprocessed before assigning to rows

sort_by

This defines the default column to sort by on load, it does this by referencing the column title.

sort_by : 'Name'

pagination_amounts

Takes an array of values to paginate the data by.

pagination_amounts = {[10,25,50,100]}