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table-page-search

v0.15.0

Published

material-ui table with opinionated styling

Downloads

105

Readme

table-page-search

material-ui table with opinionated styling

Install

npm install table-page-search

Example

The following example shows a table with all the functionality: Running Example

Sample Header Config

Each column of the config should have a "fieldSort" or "display" field in order to show data in the cell.

|Field|Description| | :---: | :--- | |"key"|(Optional) used to highlight the row if selected.| |"itemsPerPage"|(Optional) defaults to 10| |"display"|(Optional if "fieldSort" has value) function to calculate a node for table cell. "onRowClick" will not be fired for cells that use this option but the "onRowClick" is passed as a parameter.| |"fieldSort"|(Optional if "display" has value) sorting and is used for the cell value if "display" is not provided| |"defaultSort"|(Optional) sort field when table is first rendered. if not provided the first column is used.| |"sortDescending"|(Optional) default sort in descending order when table is first rendered when true as a default. if not provided it is false.| |"disableCellClick"|(Optional) disable the cell click. This is helpful for inline editing in the table.|

const headerConfig = {
    key: "id",
    itemsPerPage: 8,
    defaultSort: "lastName",
    sortDescending: true,
    columns: [
        { fieldForSort: "firstName", columnLabel: "Name First", headerCellStyle:{width:80} },
        { fieldForSort: "lastName", columnLabel: "Name Last", disableCellClick: true },
        { fieldForSort: "location.city", columnLabel: "Location" },
        {
            display: (row, columnConfig, onRowClick)=> `${row.lastName}, ${row.firstName}`,
            columnLabel: "Full Name"
        }
    ]
};
//Sample Data
const users = [
    {
        "id": 0,
        "firstName": "Cassandra",
        "lastName": "Andrews",
        "location": { "city" : "Dotseron" }
    },
    {
        "id": 1,
        "firstName": "Lakisha",
        "lastName": "Alvarez",
        "location": { "city" :  "Winfredes" }
    }
];

Sample Component Use

|Field|Description| | :---: | :--- | |"loading"|(Optional) when set to true the table is replaced with a spinner| |"dataList"|data list to display in the table| |"onRowClick"|(Optional) called when user clicks on a row of the table| |"tableStyleName"|(Optional) string name for the class of the table object| |"useMaterialUiPaging"|(Optional) bool use the standard material ui table paging| |"filterText"|(Optional) table only shows values that match substring of value each field concatenated |

  <TablePaging  loading={loading}
                dataList={users}
                headerConfig={headerConfig}
                filterText={filterText}
                useMaterialUiPaging={true}
  />

Server Side Paging

The following options can be used for server side paging. For server side paging, the "dataList" should have the same number of records or less than the "itemsPerPage" of the "headerConfig" object.


"totalRecordsFromServer" = since the dataList only has one page of data, the total number of records is required to render the page buttons and display total record count to the user.

"onServerSidePaging" = This is call any time a sort or page change happens. The fields that are provider are : {sortField, sortDescending, activePage}.

"restPageNumber" = this value is ignored if less than zero and should be a number between 1 and the number of pages. When the value is greater than zero, the page number will be set active for the page buttons