@dbp-toolkit/tabulator-table

Tabulator table web component

This web component allows to create a table with tabulator-tables.

Installation

You can install these components via npm:

npm i @dbp-toolkit/tabulator-table

After you have installed the tabulator-table component via npm you can use this example to create interactive, sortable tables. This component is a wrapper around tabulator.

<script
    type="module"
    src="node_modules/@dbp-toolkit/tabulator-table/dist/dbp-tabulator-table.js"></script>

Or you can include the JS files directly via CDN:

<script
    type="module"
    src="https://unpkg.com/@dbp-toolkit/tabulator-table@0.0.1/dist/tabulator-table.js"></script>

Usage

<dbp-tabulator-table></dbp-tabulator-table>

Attributes

• lang (optional, default: de): set to de or en for German or English
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table lang="de"></dbp-tabulator-table>
• identifier (optional string, default: table): set the css selector id of the table element
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table identifier="my-table-id"></dbp-tabulator-table>
• options (optional object, can be set later, default: { layout: "fitColumns", autoColumns: true, }): set the options for the tabulator table - example <dbp-tabulator-table options="{'myoption': 'a'}"></dbp-tabulator-table> - you can set a tabulator to automatically generate its own columns by setting the option autoColumns: true and you can still automatically edit generated columns by using the function autoColumnsDefinitions:[ {field:"<field-name>", <property>: value}, ... ], or add translations for the header column titles by using lang
• data (optional array, can be set later or can be updated): set the data for the tabulator table
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table data="[{a: 123, b: 123}, {a: 234, b: 234}]"></dbp-tabulator-table>
• pagination-enabled (optional bool, default: false): set to true if you want a pagination shown
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table pagination-enabled></dbp-tabulator-table>
• pagination-size (optional number, default: 10): sets the pagination size, if pagination is enabled
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table pagination-size="20"></dbp-tabulator-table>
• select-rows-enabled (optional bool, default: false): allows the user to select rows by clicking on them
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table select-rows-enabled></dbp-tabulator-table>
• collapse-enabled (optional bool, default: false): add columns that do not fit into the table into a hidden list of column titles and values
  • example <dbp-tabulator-table collapse-enabled></dbp-tabulator-table>
  • hint: If you want to set one or more columns into a list of titles and values, you need to set said columns to a responsive value bigger than 0 (e.g. responsive:3) and to set the columns' width so that they will not all fit into the tabulator

Events

Event	Description
dbp-tabulator-table-collapsible-event	Event to tell if the component is in collapsible state
dbp-tabulator-table-row-selection-changed-event	Tabulator table rowSelectionChanged event
dbp-tabulator-table-built	Fired after table is built

Important functions

• getData(): returns the tabulator data.
• setData(data): sets data of the tabulator table.
  • data is an array of data which should be shown in the table.
• getRows(): returns an array with all the row components of the table.
• selectAllRows(): selects all rows.
• deselectAllRows(): deselects all rows.
• getSelectedRows(): returns an array with all the selected rows of the table.
• checkAllSelected(): checks if all rows are selected.
• checkNoneSelected(): checks if no row is selected.
• deleteSelectedRows(): deletes the selected rows.
• updateRow(row, newData): updates a given row of the tabulator table with new data. -row represents the row object we want to update. -newData represents the new data we want to update. it has to be an object {'column': 'value', ...}
• deleteRow(row): deletes the given row from the specified tabulator table. -row represents the id of the row we want to delete.
• deleteSelectedRows(): this function deletes the selected rows (by clicking) of the tabulator.
• getColumns(): returns an array with all the column components of the table.
• setColumns(newColumns): sets new columns to the tabulator.
  • newColumns is an array with the new column definitions.
• getColumnsFields(): returns an array with all the column fields of the table.
• setFilter(listOfFilters): filters the tabulator table according to the given list of filters.
• removeFilter(): removes the filters set on the tabulator.
• expandAll(): expands all the collapsed columns inside hidden lists of the tabulator table
• collapseAll(): collapses all the expanded columns inside hidden lists of the tabulator table
• download(type, dataName): downloads the selected rows or the entire tabulator data if none are selected in the specified file format
  • type represents the file format to be downloaded
  • dataName is the name of the file to be downloaded
• getPage(): returns the current table page.
• setPage(): sets the current table page.
• getLang(): returns the lang parameter.

Note

In best practice options is set if the dom is already rendered. You can set this attribute with the css selector. (e.g.: this._('#my-table-component).options = myoptions)

Set data only works if the options are set before.

Requirements

dbp-tabulator-table needs the tabulator-tables/css/tabulator.min.css in the package path and the icons in @dbp-toolkit/common/icons/ imported.

Local development

# get the source
git clone [e-mail]:digital-blueprint/toolkit.git
cd toolkit/packages/tabulator-table

# install dependencies
npm install

# constantly build dist/bundle.js and run a local web-server on port 8002
npm run watch-local

# build local packages in dist directory
npm run build

Jump to http://localhost:8002 and you should get a demo page.