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mobigrid-module

v1.1.25-beta.23

Published

A flexible and customizable data table interface module with advanced filtering, column management, and action handling capabilities.

Readme

mobigrid-module

A flexible and customizable data table interface module with advanced filtering, column management, and action handling capabilities.

Configuration Structure

The configuration object defines the structure and behavior of a data table interface. It includes filters, columns, actions, and other settings.

Container Props

The module accepts the following configuration properties:

  • configUrl: URL to fetch configuration from
  • preJsUrl: URL to fetch pre-processing JavaScript
  • configJson: Direct configuration object (alternative to configUrl)
  • preJs: Direct pre-processing JavaScript (alternative to preJsUrl)
  • customHeaders: Custom HTTP headers for API requests
  • itemsPerPage: Number of items to display per page
  • dateFormat: Default date format for date fields
  • children: React child components

Main Properties

  • title: The title of the configuration
  • data_url: API endpoint for fetching data
  • Filters: Array of filter groups for data filtering
  • columns: Defines the table columns and their properties
  • extractColumns: Columns used for data export
  • detailsColumns: Columns shown in detail view

Filter Types

  • Select: Dropdown with options (static or dynamic from urlSource)
  • Text: Basic text input
  • Date: Date picker input
  • Export: Export functionality
  • Button: Action buttons (e.g., search)

Column Properties

  • title: Column header text
  • key: Data field identifier
  • type: Data type (date, money, dropdown, etc.)
  • pattern: Format pattern (for dates)
  • actions: Available actions for dropdown columns

Additional Settings

  • max_diff: Maximum difference value
  • pagesNum: Number of pages
  • service_path: Service implementation path
  • authorized_profiles: Allowed user profile IDs
  • modal_size: Size of modal windows
  • components: Required component names

Example Configuration