react-cheetah-grid v0.2.2

CheetahGrid for React

React wrapper of ultra speed table component - CheetahGrid

type Record = {
  personid: number;
  fname: string;
  lname: string;
  email: string;
};

const records: Record[] = [
  {
    personid: 1,
    fname: "Sophia",
    lname: "Hill",
    email: "sophia_hill@example.com",
  },
  {
    personid: 2,
    fname: "Aubrey",
    lname: "Martin",
    email: "aubrey_martin@example.com",
  },
  :
];

      <CheetahGrid
        style={{ flexGrow: 1 }}
        data={records}
        theme={"BASIC"}
      >
        <Column field="personid" width={50}>
          ID
        </Column>
        <Column field="fname" width={100}>
          First Name
        </Column>
        <Column field="lname" width={100}>
          Last Name
        </Column>
        <Column field="email" width={300}>
          E-Mail
        </Column>
      </CheetahGrid>

Table

Attributes

• style: CSS style to specify table size

{
  width: string | number;
  height: string | number;
  flexGrow: number;
  flexShrink: number;
  flexBasis: number;
}

• children: Child components (columns, layouts)
• frozenColCount: number: Fix column count
• defaultRowHeight: number: Default row height
• headerRowHeight: number: Header row height
• theme: ThemeDefine | string

Theme is described at here. You can use custom theme or preset theme(MATERIAL_DESIGN(default), BASIC)

Data Sources

data props is required to accept data source. One of the following props are required.

• data: Array data of table or DataSource instance to supply table data to CheetahGrid. This is described at here.

If you modify records data directly out side of <CheetahGrid> (for example, modify data from event handlers), call its instance's revalidate() method.

Column Types

Supported column types:

• <Column>
• <NumberColumn>
• <MultilineTextColumn>
• <ImageColumn>
• <IconColumn>
• <ButtonColumn>
• <CheckColumn>
• <RadioColumn>
• <MenuColumn>
• <PercentCompleteBarColumn>
• <BranchGraphColumn>

Basic Column Props

• width: number or string:
• minWidth: number or string:
• maxWidth: number or string:
• field: string: Object's key to show in this column.
• style: Column's style. This is described at here.

Some column type supports extra props:

• <NumberColumn>
  • format: Intl.NumberFormat to specify number's format
• <IconColumn>
  • content: The content to show repeatedly
• <ButtonColumn>
  • buttonCaption: string: Button's caption text
  • buttonBgColor: string: Background color
• <MenuColumn>
  • options: {label: string; value: any }[]: Menu's value option
  • menuOptions: {label: string; value: any }[]: Menu's option
• <PercentCompleteBarColumn>
  • formatter: (v: string) => string: Label format function
  • min: number, max: number: Specify data range to show in the cell
• <BranchGraphColumn> detial
  • start: "top" or "bottom"
  • cache: boolean

Column's Interactions (events, edit data)

To enable editing, add editable to column. editable and onClick event are exclusive.

{ /* Sample */ }
<CheckColumn field="selected" editable>Check<CheckColumn>
<CheckColumn field="selected" onClick={(rec: Record) => { alert(`Data is ${JSON.stringify(rec)}`)} }>Check<CheckColumn>
<Column field="name" editable>Name (editable with inline editor)<CheckColumn>
<Column field="name" editable="inline">Name (editable with inline editor too)<CheckColumn>
<Column field="name" editable="popup">Name (editable with popup editor)<CheckColumn>
<ButtonColumn onClick={(rec: Record) => { alert(`Data is ${JSON.stringify(rec)}`)}>See Content</ButtonColumn>
{ /* Errors: You can't use both 'editable' and 'onClick' at the same time */}
<CheckColumn field="selected" editable onClick={(rec: Record) => { alert(`Data is ${JSON.stringify(rec)}`)} }>Check<CheckColumn>
{ /* Errors: ButtonColumn requires onClick */ }
<ButtonColumn>No Action</ButtonColumn>

<CheetahGrid>'s events

<CheetahGrid> has the following events:

• onCellClick: (e: MouseCellEvent) => void
• onCellDoubleClick: (e: MouseCellEvent) => void
• onCellDoubleTap: (e: TouchCellEvent) => void
• onCellMouseDown: (e: MouseCellEvent) => void
• onCellMouseUp: (e: MouseCellEvent) => void
• onCellSelect: (e: SelectedCellEvent) => void
• onKeyDown: (e: KeydownEvent) => void
• onCellMouseMove: (e: MouseCellEvent) => void
• onCellMouseEnter: (e: MousePointerCellEvent) => void
• onCellMouseLeave: (e: MousePointerCellEvent) => void
• onCellMouseOver: (e: MousePointerCellEvent) => void
• onCellMouseOut: (e: MousePointerCellEvent) => void
• onCellInput: (e: InputCellEvent) => void
• onCellPaste: (e: PasteCellEvent) => void
• onCellContextMenu: (e: MouseCellEvent) => void
• onColumnResize: (e: ColumnResizeEvent) => void
• onScroll: (e: ScrollEvent) => void
• onCellEditableInput: (e: CellAddress) => boolean or void
• onModifyStatusEditableInput: (e: ModifyStatusEditableinputCellEvent) => void
• onValueChange: (e: ChangedValueCellEvent<T>) => void
• onHeaderValueChange: (e: ChangedHeaderValueCellEvent) => void
• onFocus: (e: FocusEvent) => void
• onBlur: (e: FocusEvent) => void

Advanced Features

Access CheetahGrid's internal state

• CheetahGrid.props.instance: ref object to access CheetahGrid instance features:

Now there are few features:

• selection attribute: Get current selection information
• revalidate() method: Trigger redraw after changing internal data

import {
  CheetahGrid,
  useCheetahGridInstance,
  Column,
} from "react-cheetah-grid";
import {
  useCallback
} from "react";

function App() {
  const [instance, instanceRef] = useCheetahGridInstance();
  const onClick = useCallback(() => {
    // Access cheetah-grid's instance attribute/method via instanceRef
    alert(`Select: ${JSON.stringify(instance.selection)}`);
  }, [instance]);
  return (
    <>
      <button>
      <CheetahGrid data={props.records} instance={instanceRef}>
        <Column field="id">ID</Column>
        <Column field="name">Name</Column>
      </CheetahGrid>
    </>
  );
}

Cell Message

message props adds message to cells.

• string: Fields name of record.
• function: Run logic to specify warning message.

The function can return object. It includes message and severity.

<Column field={"text1"} width={150} message="msg">
  Msg from data
</Column>
<Column
  field={"text2"}
  width={150}
  editable
  message={(rec) => {
    return rec.text2.match(/^[a-zA-Z]*$/)
      ? null
      : "Please only alphabet.";
  }}
>
  Alphabet Check
</Column>

The function can return object instead of string. "error", "warning", "info" are supported as a type:

(rec) => {
  return {
    type: "warning",
    message: "Warning Message.",
  };
};

Sort

sort props add sorting feature. Just add sort props enables sorting feature that uses JavaScript standard comparison. Also you can specify sort function as well.

<Column
  width={40}
  sort={(order, col, grid) => {
    const compare =
      order === "desc"
        ? (v1: number, v2: number) =>
            v1 === v2 ? 0 : v1 > v2 ? 1 : -1
        : (v1: number, v2: number) =>
            v1 === v2 ? 0 : v1 < v2 ? 1 : -1;
    records.sort((r1, r2) => compare(r1.personid, r2.personid));
    console.log("sorted:", records);
    grid.data = records;
  }}
  field="personid"
>
  ID
</Column>
<Column field="name" sort>Name</Column>

More detail information is here.

Header Type and Action

You can customize header types and actions in addition to body cells types and actions.

headerType can accept the following values:

• sort
• check
• multilinetext.

headerAction can accept the following values:

• sort
• check

const [instance, instanceRef] = useCheetahGridInstance();
const onChangeHeaderValue = useCallback(
  (v: ChangedHeaderValueCellEvent) => {
    console.log(v);
    for (const record of records) {
      record.check = v.value;
    }
    instance?.invalidate();
  },
  [instance]
);

<CheetahGrid
  instance={instanceRef}
  style={{ flexGrow: 1 }}
  data={records}
  frozenColCount={2}
  onHeaderValueChange={onChangeHeaderValue}
>
  <Column width={60} headerType="multilinetext" field="name_and_org">
    {"Name and\nOrganization"}
  </Column>
  <Check headerType="check" headerAction="check" field="check"></Check>
</CheetahGrid>;

Complex Layout

It supports complex layout like multi row headers and bodies.

If header and body's cells have different structure, use the following components:

• <HeaderLayout>
• <BodyLayout>

Under the <HeaderLayout>, use <Header> component instead of column's components. <Header> is a simple version of column components that supports only width related props and sort, header type's and header actions's props.

The <Line> component enables to support multi row header and body. rowSpan and colSpan props of <Header> and columns components to control layout.

-

<CheetahGrid
  style={{ flexGrow: 1 }}
  data={records}
  frozenColCount={2}
  theme={"BASIC"}
>
  <HeaderLayout>
    <Line>
      <Header width={40} rowSpan={2}>
        ID
      </Header>
      <Header width={60} rowSpan={2}>
        Check
      </Header>
      <Header colSpan={2}>Name</Header>
      <Header rowSpan={2} width={280}>
        Email
      </Header>
      <Header rowSpan={2}>Fav</Header>
    </Line>
    <Line>
      <Header width={200}>First Name</Header>
      <Header width={200}>Last Name</Header>
    </Line>
  </HeaderLayout>
  <BodyLayout>
    <Column field={"personid"} />
    <CheckColumn field={"check"} />
    <Column field={"fname"} />
    <Column field={"lname"} />
    <Column field={"email"} />
    <ButtonColumn
      onClick={(data: Record) => {
        alert(`click: ${data.personid}`);
      }}
      buttonCaption="Fav💖"
    ></ButtonColumn>
  </BodyLayout>
</CheetahGrid>

License

MIT License

Contribution

How to run and build:

# launch dev server
$ npm run dev

# test
$ npm test

# build
$ npm run build