Tabulator

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https://tabulator.info/docs/6.4

An interactive JavaScript library for creating fully featured tables and data grids. It provides comprehensive tools for loading data via JSON or AJAX, column configuration, cell formatting, data filtering, sorting, pagination, and exporting to formats like XLSX, PDF, and CSV. Documentation covers versions 4.9 and 5.6, including advanced features like tree structures, nested data, and custom CSS styling.

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What's inside Tabulator

  1. Overview of Tabulator Key Bindings

    The keybindings module allows developers to bind keyboard shortcuts to table actions. This functionality is enabled by default to support cell navigation during editing and table scrolling using arrow keys, Page Up, and Page Down. Key bindings are active as long as the table has focus.
  2. Overview of Tabulator Component Objects

    Component objects in Tabulator allow direct interaction with specific elements of a table. There is a dedicated component object for every row, column, cell, and row group. These objects provide a set of functions to manipulate the table and are typically passed into almost every Tabulator callback.
  3. Overview of Tabulator Component Objects

    Component objects allow direct interaction with specific parts of a Tabulator table. There is a dedicated component object for every row, column, cell, and row group. These components are typically passed into almost every Tabulator callback, providing a set of functions to manipulate that specific part of the table.
  4. Overview of the Tabulator Spreadsheet module

    The Spreadsheet module allows Tabulator to generate a grid with alphabetical columns and numeric rows. It is designed to handle data as an array of row arrays (rather than objects) to replicate a standard spreadsheet grid. It is most effective when combined with other modules like range selection, editing, and clipboard.

    Constraints:

    • Does not currently support cell-based formulas.
    • Incompatible with modules that add custom elements to rows or columns, such as pagination, grouping, responsive collapse, or column calculations.
  5. Overview of Tabulator Key Bindings

    Tabulator provides a keybindings module that allows keyboard shortcuts to trigger actions on a table when it has focus. This is enabled by default to support cell navigation during editing and table scrolling using arrow keys, Page Up, and Page Down.
  6. Overview of Tabulator data grid features

    Tabulator is a fully featured, MIT-licensed JavaScript data grid that is free for commercial use. It provides a wide range of spreadsheet and data grid capabilities, including:

    • Spreadsheet Mode: Support for multiple sheets and tabbed navigation.
    • Cell Range Selection: Ability to select rows, columns, and arbitrary cell ranges.
    • Data Interaction: Inline editing with validation, clipboard copy/paste (including Excel), and row grouping/tree data.
    • Data Management: Import/export for CSV, JSON, and XLSX; PDF and print output; and remote sorting, filtering, and pagination for server-side data.
    • Performance: Uses a virtual DOM to render large datasets efficiently.
    • Layout: Frozen rows/columns, responsive layouts, and RTL (right-to-left) text direction support.
  7. Overview of Tabulator Component Objects

    Component objects in Tabulator allow direct interaction with specific table elements. There is a dedicated component object for every row, column, cell, and row group. These components are typically passed into almost every Tabulator callback, providing a set of functions to manipulate that specific part of the table.
  8. Overview of Tabulator Key Bindings

    Key binding functionality in Tabulator (v4.9) is provided by the keybindings module. It allows keyboard shortcuts to trigger actions on the table provided the table has focus. This is enabled by default to facilitate cell navigation during editing and table scrolling.
  9. Tabulator framework and browser compatibility

    Tabulator is a plain JavaScript library and is compatible with all modern desktop and mobile web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Edge). Because it is framework-agnostic, it can be integrated into any frontend JavaScript framework, including React and Vue.
  10. Tabulator framework and browser compatibility

    Tabulator is a plain JavaScript library compatible with all modern desktop and mobile web browsers. It can be integrated into any frontend JavaScript framework, including React and Vue.
  11. Use the Print module in Tabulator

    The Print module manages the printing of the table and its associated styling. Note that print functionality is dependent on the HTML export module.