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react-bootstrap-table-plus

v1.0.3

Published

It's an update to react-bootstrap-table with an added functions.

Readme

react-bootstrap-table-plus

react-bootstrap-table is the core of this. This is the same with some additional functionality.

It's a react.js table for bootstrap, named react-bootstrap-table-plus. It's a configurable, functional table component and make you build a Bootstrap Table more efficiency and easy in your React application, However react-bootstrap-table-plus support these features:

react-bootstrap-table features:

  • Striped, borderless, condensed table
  • Column align, hidden, width, sort, title, styling, customization
  • Table scrolling
  • Cell format
  • Pagination
  • Row selection
  • Table Search, Column filter
  • Cell editor
  • Insert & delete Row
  • Export to CSV
  • Rich function hooks
  • Header column span
  • Remote mode
  • Row expand
  • Key board navigation

react-bootstrap-table-plus unique features:

  • Edit button

Documentation for react-bootstrap-table

See more about react-bootstrap-table and explore more examples on examples folder Check the CHANGELOG for more detail release notes.

To enable the Edit button:

Add editRow={ true } to the <BootstrapTable> just as you would with the addRow={ true }

Example Example

Notes

v1.0.0 released, this release adds an Edit button to the toolbar

Usage

a.Install

npm install react-bootstrap-table-plus --save

b.Import Module

To use react-bootstrap-table-plus in your react app, you should import it first.

With a module bundler

With a module bundler like webpack that supports either CommonJS or ES2015 modules, use as you would anything else.
You can include source maps on your build system to debug on development. Don't forget to Uglify on production.

// in ECMAScript 6
import { BootstrapTable, TableHeaderColumn } from 'react-bootstrap-table-plus';
// or in ECMAScript 5
var ReactBSTable = require('react-bootstrap-table-plus');  
var BootstrapTable = ReactBSTable.BootstrapTable;
var TableHeaderColumn = ReactBSTable.TableHeaderColumn;

c.Import CSS

Finally, you need to import the css file to your app:

<!-- we still need bootstrap css -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.2/css/bootstrap.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./dist/react-bootstrap-table.min.css">

The CSS files you can find in the css folder.

Quick Demo

// products will be presented by react-bootstrap-table
var products = [{
      id: 1,
      name: "Item name 1",
      price: 100
  },{
      id: 2,
      name: "Item name 2",
      price: 100
  },........];
// It's a data format example.
function priceFormatter(cell, row){
  return '<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-usd"></i> ' + cell;
}

React.render(
  <BootstrapTable data={products} striped={true} hover={true}>
      <TableHeaderColumn dataField="id" isKey={true} dataAlign="center" dataSort={true}>Product ID</TableHeaderColumn>
      <TableHeaderColumn dataField="name" dataSort={true}>Product Name</TableHeaderColumn>
      <TableHeaderColumn dataField="price" dataFormat={priceFormatter}>Product Price</TableHeaderColumn>
  </BootstrapTable>,
	document.getElementById("app")
);

Documentation

Thanks

AllenFang
Original creator of the base of this project.