@5minds/node-red-dashboard-2-processcube-dynamic-table
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A ui component for showing dynamic Data with actions in a table
Dyanmic-Table ProcessCube UI-Component
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Table name | The name of the table. |
| Group | The group in which the component is rendered. |
| Size | The size of the table within the group. |
| Data | The property of msg.payload from where the table data is sourced. |
| Actions | The actions of each row. Each action corresponds to an output of the node. |
| Columns | The columns of the table. Must correspond to a key of the data property. |
The outputs are generated dynamicly based on the actions of the table.
msg.payload is used as the base for the data form there on the data source can be specified further with the data input field.
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A ui component for showing dynamic Data with actions in a table
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