@trackunit/react-table-pagination
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This is a beta version and subject to change without notice.
The @trackunit/react-table-pagination package contains basic react hooks for Tables as part of Trackunits public UI library.
This library is exposed publicly for use in the the Trackunit Iris App SDK.
To browse all available components visit our Public Storybook.
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At this point this library is only developed by Trackunit Employees.
For development related information see the development readme.
This package was developed by Trackunit ApS. Trackunit is the leading SaaS-based IoT solution for the construction industry, offering an ecosystem of hardware, fleet management software & telematics.
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The `@trackunit/react-table-pagination` package contains basic react hooks for Tables as part of Trackunits public UI library.
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