@fantaptik/react-data-grid

@fantaptik/react-data-grid

A React data grid component library using Materialize CSS for @fantaptik.

npm install @fantaptik/react-data-grid

# Peer dependencies
npm install @fantaptik/core @fantaptik/react-material react-window css-box-model hoist-non-react-statics materialize-css react react-dom

In Action

• Basic <Grid />
  A basic grid accepts the data as a property.
• Paginated async provider <Grid.PagesProvider />
<Grid.PagesProvider /> uses promises to fetch pages of data as the user navigates via pagination controls.
• Continuous async provider <Grid.FeedProvider />
<Grid.FeedProvider /> uses promises to fetch data in chunks as the user continuously scrolls the grid.

View the Styleguidist @ https://nofeaturesonlybugs.github.io/fantaptik-react-data-grid/

Browser Compatibility

The following browser features are required by the listed components; for highest possible compatibility consider adding appropriate PolyFills.

• ResizeObserver is used by:
  • Grid via dependency @fantaptik/react-material/Position.Fill.

API Consistency and Breaking Changes

I am making a very concerted effort to break the API as little as possible while adding features or fixing bugs. However this software is currently in a pre-1.0.0 version and breaking changes are allowed under standard semver. As the API approaches a stable 1.0.0 release I will list any such breaking changes here and they will always be signaled by a bump in minor version.

• 0.3.0 ⭢ 0.4.0
  A number of changes were made to support custom cell renderers.
  • getColumns has been renamed to statRow and returns a different shape.
  • useColumns has a different return shape and the columns no longer contain sizing information, which is now stored in <Rows />.
  • <Sample /> has been renamed to <Rows.Sample /> and is now rendered as a child of <Rows /> instead of <Grid />. In short <Rows /> now handles the measuring of cells+headers and the information doesn't need to leak upwards into the <Grid /> (by way of the useColumns hook as it did in 0.3.0).
  • <Progress /> has been renamed to <Grid.FeedProvider.Progress /> as that progress component was intended to be used with and only with the <Grid.FeedProvider />.