@siemens/ngx-datatable
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ngx-datatable is an Angular table grid component for presenting large and complex data.
Note: This project is a fork of
swimlane/ngx-datatablewhich we try to maintain further with bug-fixes and new features due to the large backlog of open pull-requests.
ngx-datatable is an Angular component for presenting large and complex data. It has all the features you would expect from any other table but in a light package with no external dependencies. The table was designed to be extremely flexible and light; it doesn't make any assumptions about your data or how you: filter, sort or page it.
It was built for modern browsers using TypeScript, CSS3 and HTML5 and Angular 8.0.0. This is the sister project of the angular-data-table that is designed for Angular 1.x.
Check out the documentation & demos for more information!
See the changelog for recent changes.
To use ngx-datatable in your project install it via npm:
npm i @siemens/ngx-datatable --save
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ngx-datatable is an Angular table grid component for presenting large and complex data.
The npm package @siemens/ngx-datatable receives a total of 9,846 weekly downloads. As such, @siemens/ngx-datatable popularity was classified as popular.
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