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@guiexpert/angular-table
This is the angular component of the GuiExpert Table Project.
Become a master at creating web applications with large tables
This is the UI-agnostic table component for your next web app. 😊
<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/guiexperttable/website-astro/main/src/assets/screens/heatmap.png" width="50%">Version compatibility
Angular | @guiexpert/angular-table |
---|---|
19.x.x | ^19.0.0 |
18.x.x | ^18.0.0 |
17.x.x | ^17.0.0 |
16.x.x | ^16.0.7 |
15.x.x | ^15.0.2 |
14.x.x | ^14.0.3 |
Features
- Handle large datasets easily
- Excellent performance for large tables by vertical and horizontal virtual scrolling
- Fully-featured (advanced sorting and filtering)
- Highly customizable orderData grid
- Outstanding performance
- No third-party dependencies
- UI-agnostic
- Column Interactions (resize, reorder)
- Sorting Rows
- Row, Column, and Range Selection
- Single and Multi Selection
- UI-agnostic
- Row and Column Spanning
- Fixed Columns (Left and Right)
- Tree table (Hierarchical View)
- Accessibility support: Keyboard Shortcuts
- Custom Filtering
- In-place Cell Editing
- Userdefined Key and Mouse Events
- Customizable Look & Feel (via CSS variables)
- Row sorting
- Column Reordering (Drag and Drop)
- State Persistence (Row Sorting, Column Order, Selection)
- Customizable Cell Contents via Renderer for Header, Body and Footer
- Full control over the HTML structure and style
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Get Started
Add the following two NPM packages to your existing angular project (run this in your project root directory):
npm install --save @guiexpert/table @guiexpert/angular-table
Import the (standalone) TableComponent in your angular module:
@NgModule({
imports: [
CommonModule,
TableComponent, ...
Add guiexpert-table component to a template:
<guiexpert-table
[tableModel]="tableModel"
[tableOptions]="tableOptions"
class="table-div"
></guiexpert-table>
Add two properties (tableModel and tableOptions) to the component:
import {
TableFactory,
TableModelIf,
TableOptions,
TableOptionsIf
} from "@guiexpert/table";
tableModel: TableModelIf = TableFactory.createTableModel({
headerData: [
['Header 1', 'Header 2']
],
bodyData: [
['Text 1a', 'Text 2a'],
['Text 1b', 'Text 2b'],
]
});
tableOptions = {
...new TableOptions(),
hoverColumnVisible: false,
defaultRowHeights: {
header: 40,
body: 34,
footer: 0
}
There are numerous possibilities to create table models. Please refer to the Documentation for further information or the Demo section for examples.