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@vectojs/table

v0.1.1

Published

Canvas-native, virtualized, accessible data tables for VectoJS.

Readme

@vectojs/table

A focused package for VectoJS's canvas-native, accessible data table.

Table paints its chrome and cell content on canvas while projecting semantic grid, row, columnheader, and gridcell roles for accessibility and automation. It includes fixed-height virtualization, roving grid keyboard semantics, selectable cell projections, streaming appendRows, proportional width changes, and variable-height classic layout.

Install

bun add @vectojs/core @vectojs/ui @vectojs/table

Both @vectojs/core and @vectojs/ui are peer dependencies and must be installed explicitly.

Usage

import { Scene } from '@vectojs/core';
import { Table } from '@vectojs/table';

const canvas = document.querySelector<HTMLCanvasElement>('canvas')!;
const scene = new Scene(canvas);
const table = new Table({
  headers: ['Name', 'Status'],
  rows: [
    ['Build', 'Passing'],
    ['Deploy', 'Queued'],
  ],
  width: 480,
});

scene.add(table.setPosition(24, 24));
scene.start();

Use viewportHeight to mount only visible body rows for large datasets:

const table = new Table({
  headers: ['ID', 'Value'],
  rows,
  width: 640,
  viewportHeight: 420,
  rowHeight: 36,
});

table.appendRows(nextRows);

The component is also available from @vectojs/ui for compatibility. Existing @vectojs/ui imports continue to work unchanged; new consumers can depend on this focused package instead.

License

MIT © 2026 Xuepoo