A React table component


Keywords
affix, datatables, react, react-table, table, treetable, virtualization, windowing
License
MIT
Install
npm install rsuite-table@2.1.5

Documentation

rsuite-table

A React table component.

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Features

  • Support virtualized.
  • Support fixed header, fixed column.
  • Support custom adjustment column width.
  • Support for custom cell content.
  • Support for displaying a tree form.
  • Support for sorting.
  • Support for expandable child nodes
  • Support for RTL

Preview

  • Fixed Column

  • Custom Cell

  • Tree Table

  • Expandable

More Examples

Install

# use npm
npm i rsuite-table

# or use yarn
yarn add rsuite-table

# or use pnpm
pnpm add rsuite-table

Usage

import { Table, Column, HeaderCell, Cell } from 'rsuite-table';
import 'rsuite-table/lib/less/index.less'; // or 'rsuite-table/dist/css/rsuite-table.css'

const dataList = [
  { id: 1, name: 'a', email: 'a@email.com', avartar: '...' },
  { id: 2, name: 'b', email: 'b@email.com', avartar: '...' },
  { id: 3, name: 'c', email: 'c@email.com', avartar: '...' }
];

const ImageCell = ({ rowData, dataKey, ...rest }) => (
  <Cell {...rest}>
    <img src={rowData[dataKey]} width="50" />
  </Cell>
);

const App = () => (
  <Table data={dataList}>
    <Column width={100} sortable fixed resizable>
      <HeaderCell>ID</HeaderCell>
      <Cell dataKey="id" />
    </Column>

    <Column width={100} sortable resizable>
      <HeaderCell>Name</HeaderCell>
      <Cell dataKey="name" />
    </Column>

    <Column width={100} sortable resizable>
      <HeaderCell>Email</HeaderCell>
      <Cell>
        {(rowData, rowIndex) => {
          return <a href={`mailto:${rowData.email}`}>{rowData.email}</a>;
        }}
      </Cell>
    </Column>

    <Column width={100} resizable>
      <HeaderCell>Avartar</HeaderCell>
      <ImageCell dataKey="avartar" />
    </Column>
  </Table>
);

API

Property Type (Default) Description
affixHeader boolean, number Affix the table header to a specified position on the page.
affixHorizontalScrollbar boolean, number Affix the table's horizontal scrollbar to a specified position on the page.
autoHeight boolean Automatically expand the table's height based on the number of data rows, without displaying a vertical scrollbar.
bordered boolean Display table borders.
cellBordered boolean Display cell borders.
children (components: { Cell, HeaderCell, Column, ColumnGroup }) => ReactNode | ReactNode Render props that receive parameterized Cell, HeaderCell, Column, and ColumnGroup components, making TypeScript usage more convenient.
data * RowData[] Table data.
defaultExpandAllRows boolean Expand all rows by default.
defaultExpandedRowKeys string[] Specify the initially expanded rows by their keys.
defaultSortType 'desc' | 'asc' Default sort type.
expandedRowKeys string[] Specify the expanded rows by their keys (Controlled).
fillHeight boolean Force the table's height to match its parent container's height. Cannot be used with autoHeight.
headerHeight number (40) Table header height.
height number (200) Table height.
hover boolean (true) Enable row hover effects.
isTree boolean Display the table as a tree structure.
loading boolean Show a loading state.
locale {emptyMessage: string, loading: string} Messages for empty data and loading states.
maxHeight number Maximum table height.
minHeight number (0) Minimum table height.
onExpandChange (expanded: boolean, rowData: RowData) => void Callback function triggered when a tree table node is expanded or collapsed.
onRowClick (rowData: RowData, event: SyntheticEvent) => void Callback function triggered when a row is clicked, returning the row data.
onRowContextMenu (rowData: RowData, event: SyntheticEvent) => void Callback function triggered by a context menu event, returning the row data.
onScroll (scrollX: object, scrollY: object) => void Callback function for scrollbar scroll events.
onSortColumn (dataKey: string, sortType: string) => void Callback function triggered when the sort order changes, returning the column key and sort type.
renderEmpty (info: ReactNode) => ReactNode Custom content to display when there is no data.
renderLoading (loading: ReactNode) => ReactNode Custom content to display during data loading.
renderRow (children?: ReactNode, rowData?: RowData) => ReactNode Custom row element renderer.
renderRowExpanded (rowData?: RowData) => ReactNode Custom content to display in an expanded row.
renderTreeToggle (icon: ReactNode, rowData: RowData, expanded: boolean) => ReactNode Custom toggle icon for expanding/collapsing tree nodes.
rowClassName string, (rowData: RowData, rowIndex: number) => string Add an optional custom class name to rows.
rowExpandedHeight number (100), (rowData?: RowData) => number Set the height of expanded rows.
rowHeight number (46), (rowData: RowData) => number Row height.
rowKey string ('key') Unique key for each row, derived from data.
rtl boolean Enable right-to-left layout.
shouldUpdateScroll boolean, (event) => ({ x, y }) (true) Determine whether to update the scroll position after the table size changes.
showHeader boolean (true) Display the table header.
sortColumn string Name of the column to sort by.
sortType 'desc' | 'asc' Sort type (Controlled).
virtualized boolean Efficiently render large datasets.
width number Table width.
wordWrap boolean | 'break-all' | 'break-word' | 'keep-all' Control text wrapping behavior within cells.

<Column>

Property Type (Default) Description
align 'left' | 'center' | 'right' Sets the text alignment within the column.
colSpan number Merges cells within the column when the dataKey value for the merged cells is null or undefined.
fixed boolean | 'left' | 'right' Fixes the column to the left or right side of the table.
flexGrow number Automatically adjusts the column width based on the value of flexGrow. Cannot be used with resizable and width properties.
fullText boolean Displays the full text of the cell content when the mouse hovers over it.
minWidth number (200) Sets the minimum width of the column when using flexGrow.
onResize (columnWidth?: number, dataKey?: string) => void Callback function triggered after the column width changes.
resizable boolean Allows the column width to be resized.
rowSpan (rowData: RowData) => number Merges rows in the specified column.
sortable boolean Enables sorting on the column.
treeCol boolean Indicates that the column is part of a tree structure.
verticalAlign 'top' | 'middle' | 'bottom' Sets the vertical alignment of content within the column.
width number Specifies the column width.

sortable is used to define whether the column is sortable, but depending on what key sort needs to set a dataKey in Cell. The sort here is the service-side sort, so you need to handle the logic in the ' Onsortcolumn ' callback function of <Table>, and the callback function returns sortColumn, sortType values.

<ColumnGroup>

Property Type (Default) Description
align 'left' | 'center' | 'right' Sets the text alignment within the column group.
fixed boolean | 'left' | 'right' Fixes the column group to the left or right side of the table.
groupHeaderHeight number Sets the height of the group header. The default value is 50% of the table's headerHeight.
header ReactNode Specifies the content to be displayed as the group header.
verticalAlign 'top' | 'middle' | 'bottom' Sets the vertical alignment of content within the column group.

<HeaderCell>

Property Type (Default) Description
children ReactNode Specifies the content to be displayed in the column header.
renderSortIcon (sortType) => ReactNode Customizes the rendering of sort icons on column headers.

<Cell>

Property Type (Default) Description
children ReactNode | ((rowData: RowData, rowIndex?: number) => ReactNode) The content to be displayed in the cell.
dataKey string The key used for data binding and sorting.
rowData RowData The data associated with the current row.
rowIndex number The index of the current row.

There are three ways to use <Cell>, as follows:

  • 1.Associate the fields in the data with dataKey.
<Column width="{100}" align="center">
  <HeaderCell>Name</HeaderCell>
  <Cell dataKey="name" />
</Column>
  • 2.Customize a <Cell>.
const NameCell = ({ rowData, ...props }) => (
  <Cell {...props}>
    <a href={`mailto:${rowData.email}`}>{rowData.name}<a>
  </Cell>
);

<Column width={100} align="center">
  <HeaderCell>Name</HeaderCell>
  <NameCell />
</Column>
  • 3.Customize functions directly within the <Cell>.
<Column width={100} align="center">
  <HeaderCell>Name</HeaderCell>
  <Cell>
    {(rowData, rowIndex) => {
      return <a href={`mailto:${rowData.email}`}>{rowData.name}</a>;
    }}
  </Cell>
</Column>

(For nested data read this: #158)

Table ref

Property Type Description
body HTMLDivElement The body element of the table
root HTMLDivElement The root element of the table
scrollLeft (left:number)=>void Set the number of pixels for horizontal scrolling of the table
scrollPosition {top:number,left:number} The scroll position of the table
scrollTop (top:number)=>void Set the number of pixels for vertical scrolling of the table

Type safety

We can pass generic type parameters to Table, Cell etc. for better type-safety when using typescript.

Passing a render prop to Table is recommended when using TS, as this will ensure that the right generic type parameter is automatically propagated to the Cell component.

const products: Product[] = [{ name: 'Pineapple' }];

<Table<Product, string> ref={table} data={products}>
  {({ Column, HeaderCell, Cell }) => (
    <>
      <Column>
        <HeaderCell>Name</HeaderCell>
        {/* No need for passing explicit type parameter to Cell */}
        <Cell>{row => row.name}</Cell>
      </Column>
    </>
  )}
</Table>;

In fact, the type parameter from table can be inferred from the data passed to it, so the type parameter to Table can also be skipped.

const products: Product[] = [{ name: 'Pineapple' }];

<Table data={products}>
  {({ Column, HeaderCell, Cell }) => (
    <>
      <Column>
        <HeaderCell>Name</HeaderCell>
        <Cell>{row => row.name}</Cell>
      </Column>
    </>
  )}
</Table>;

When writing reusable components, it is recommended to make your components generic as well. For example:

interface ImageCellProps<TKey extends string, TRow extends Record<TKey, string>> {
  rowData: TRow;
  dataKey: TKey;
  // ... any other props
}

const ImageCell = <TKey extends string, TRow extends Record<TKey, string>>({
  rowData,
  dataKey,
  ...rest
}: ImageCellProps<TKey, TRow>) => (
  <Cell<TRow, TKey> {...rest}>
    <img src={rowData[dataKey]} width="50" />
  </Cell>
);