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svelte-cw-table

v1.0.0

Published

Column-wise definition for tables with svelte

Downloads

2

Readme

Svelte column-wise table definition

This small library allows the programer to define a table column-wise.

import {Table, Column, Selection} from 'svelte-cw-table'
<Table let:row data={data}>
	<Selection bind:selection={selection} />
	<Column>
		<th scope="row">{row.username}</th>
	</Column>
	<Column prop="name" title="Name" />
	<Column prop="email" title="E-MailS" />
</Table>

The Column (and Selection who is a peculiar column) have to appear in a Table

Demo

The repo can be cloned and npm run demo will watch the files. public/index.html can then be opened statically.

Also available here, executing this code

Table

The table is the main component who will directly translate in a <table> tag on which all the attributes (except the reserved ones) are forwarded.

Attributes

  • data is an array of rows. Each row is an object whose properties will be accessed.
  • key is the name of the property who will be used as a key for the row ('id', '_id'). If none is specified, the index of the element will be used.
  • columnHeaders (default: true) determine wether the header of the columns is displayed
  • columnFooters (default: false) determine wether the footer of the columns is displayed

let-s

The table can use let:row={row} (or in this case, just let:row) to have a variable row defined in the Table containing the displayed row.

Column

Each column has three slots.

  • The default one who specifies the content of each data cell. If none is specified, the attribute prop will be used to retrieve the value of the cell: equivalent to row[prop].
  • The "header" and "footer" ones respectively describe what to display in the header and the footer of the column (depending on Table' columnHeaders and columnFooters values). If no header slot is specified, the header will be the title property and - if still empty - the prop property.

Attributes

  • prop is the name of the property to retrieve when the content is not explicitely given
  • title is the text to use in the header slot

Selection

Selection is a peculiar type of Column who contains check-boxes and maintain a multiple-selection value (with a "select all" checkbox in the header)

Attribute

Use bind:selection={selection} to keep the variable selection a Set of the selected rows (the objects, not the keys)

TODOs

Next step: make cells editable