Minimalist data table view

Encapsulates rendering of header and records from model, and that's it. Bring your own sorting, pagination, selection, etc. Header and record templates can be bound to reactive views.

$ component install ericgj/data-table

var table = DataTable('#table', model)
              .header(headerTemplate)
              .record(recordTemplate);

Note that the passed templates are precompiled template functions, using whatever template engine you wish.

var table = DataTable('#table', model)
              .header(headerTemplate, headerView)
              .record(recordTemplate, recordView);

Note here the passed templates are strings, which are DOMified and passed into the view constructors together with the models.

Your views are responsible for doing the binding, which can use reactive or some other library.

• For simple rendering, header() and record() take compiled templates. For the header template, model and record (the first record) are exposed. For the record template, model, record, and index are exposed for each record in the data.

• For reactive templates, header() and record() each take a string template, and the class of the view that binds the model to the template.

• For either simple or reactive rendering, the header and records are both attached to the element passed in the constructor by default, or you can specify an element as the third parameter of header() and record(). Useful in cases such as classic tables where <thead> is a separate branch from <tbody>. Also useful if you want to re-render records but not the header.

For more examples of use see test/index.html.

Construct data table at el (element or string), with optional model class specified. Note the model class is not used generally, it's there in case your templates need it.

Specify the header template (function for simple rendering, string for reactive), and optional view, and optional el (element or selector string) where header is appended.

Specify the record template (function or string), optional view, and optional el (element or selector string) where records are appended.

Render records from data (array of objects), and header if header doesn't exist.

Clear header and records and remove any views.

View object bound to header

Array of view objects bound to records

After records rendered. N is the number of records rendered.

After header rendered.

MIT