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rs-data-grid-jquery

v0.1.0

Published

A configurable data grid component built with jQuery -- filtering, sorting, pagination, inline/popup/batch editing, drag-and-drop, and Excel/PDF export.

Readme

rs-data-grid-jquery

A configurable data grid component built with jQuery — filtering, sorting, pagination, inline/popup/batch editing, drag-and-drop rows/columns, and Excel/PDF export.

Install

npm install rs-data-grid-jquery

jquery (^3.7.1) is a peer dependency — install it in your app if you haven't already.

Usage

import { createGrid } from 'rs-data-grid-jquery';

const grid = createGrid();
grid.render(document.getElementById('app'), {
  theme: 'light',
  fetchUrl: 'https://api.example.com/items',
  pagination: true,
  showFilter: true,
  showSort: true,
  showSearch: true,
  gridMode: 'popup',
});

No separate CSS import is needed — styles are bundled with the component.

Call grid.render(container, props) again with a new props object any time you want to update the grid (e.g. after a settings change) — it diffs against what's currently rendered. Call grid.destroy() to tear it down.

Data

Provide data either by URL (fetchUrl, fetched with fetchMethod/fetchHeaders/authToken) or directly via dataSource. Columns are inferred from the data's own keys unless you pass an explicit columns array ({ dataField, caption }[]).

Key props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | theme | 'light' \| 'dark' | 'light' | Color theme | | fetchUrl / dataSource | string / any[] | — | Where the grid gets its rows | | columns | { dataField, caption }[] | inferred | Explicit column list | | gridMode | 'popup' \| 'row' \| 'batch' | 'popup' | Add/edit interaction style | | pagination | boolean | false | Enable paging | | showFilter / showSort / showSearch | boolean | false | Toolbar/header features | | dragDropRows / dragDropColumns | boolean | false | Enable drag-to-reorder | | exportExcel / exportPDF | boolean | false | Toolbar export buttons | | onRowAdd / onRowEdit / onRowDelete / onBatchSave | (row) => void | — | CRUD callbacks |

License

MIT