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table-oc

v1.0.2

Published

Composant adapté du plugin jquery de table du projet 14 de la formation développeur react/javascript de openclassrooms

Readme

Composant adpaté du plugin jquery de la table du projet 14 de la formation Développeur Javascript/React d'Openclassrooms.

Version de Node : v20.12.2 IDE : VSCode Version de React : 19.0.0 Version de TypeScript : 5.8.2

Etape d'installation :

npm i table-oc OU yarn i table-oc

Utilisé le composant dans votre projet :

import { Table } from "table-oc"; import 'table-oc/dist/table-oc.css'

<Table data={data} columns={columns} />

Structure des props : data: any[] columns: Record<string, string>

Dans l'objet columns, la clé correspond a la clé de la valeur que l'on veut afficher dans l'objet data. La valeur de l'objet column correspond au nom de la colonne qui sera affiché.

Exemple de données de props : const columns = { firstName: "First Name", lastName: "Last Name", startDate: "Start Date", department: "Department", birthDate: "Date of Birth", street: "Street", city: "City", state: "State", zipCode: "Zip Code", };

const data = [ { firstName: "John", lastName: "Doe", startDate: "2020-07-21", department: "Engineering", birthDate: "1990-01-15", street: "123 Main St", city: "New York", state: "NY", zipCode: "10001", } ]

Fonctionnalités du composant :

  • Recherche sur toutes les données du tableau
  • Changement du nombre de données à affichés sur une page du tableau
  • Pagination
  • Trie ascendant/descendant sur une colonne