** THIS REPO HAS BEEN ARCHIVED**
Tubular-React is a Material-UI table (or data grid) with local or remote data-source. Featuring:
- Define a custom layout for columns and cells using
render
methods. - Use a remote or local datasource. Remote datasource use a specific Request and Response format.
- Sort and filter multiple columns.
- Free-text search of string columns.
- Page data. Remote data is paged in the server side.
- Export data to a CSV file.
- Print data.
You can try a CodeSandbox demo.
Please visit the Tubular GitHub Page to learn how quickly you can start coding. See Related projects below to discover more Tubular libraries and backend solutions.
$ npm install tubular-react --save
You can check the documentation of the components at https://unosquare.github.io/tubular/tubular-react
You can start using DataGrid
with this sample code. The grid will connect to a remote datasource or have a local datasource depending on what it's passed in the dataSource property.
To create Column you have to use createColumn function and have to pass the desired name of column as string.
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { DataGrid } from 'tubular-react';
import {createColumn} from "tubular-common";
const columns = [createColumn('OrderID'), createColumn('CustomerName'), createColumn('ShipperCity')];
const SampleGrid = () => (
<DataGrid columns={columns} dataSource={'https://tubular.azurewebsites.net/api/orders/paged'} gridName="Grid" />
);
ReactDOM.render(<SampleGrid />, document.getElementById('root'));
This is a preview of the previous code:
It is possible to display data from a remote source.
It is possible to display data from a local data source.
Tubular can also be used to render data in a different layout.
There is a sample included in this project, you can run it just by doing the following.
// Install all the dependencies
npm install
// Run the sample project
npm start
Tubular React now includes a brand new Language Service that will translate the content of the grid to a preferred language.
Devs can also implement content on their language and import it to use this language.
By default, Tubular React comes with implementations in English and Spanish.
If any key content needs parameters to include in the translation, devs can pass the parameters in the translate
function.
import { Lang } from 'tubular-react';
Lang.translate('PageNum', 16);
// => 'Page 16'