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    aurelia-slickgrid

Slickgrid components made available in Aurelia


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7.7.0 (2024-04-20)

Features

  • add global defaultEditorOptions & defaultFilterOptions (#1183) (eefca81) - by @ghiscoding

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Aurelia-Slickgrid

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Installation

Refer to the Docs - Quick Start and/or clone the Aurelia-Slickgrid Demos repository. Please review the Documentation website before opening any new issue, also consider asking installation and/or general questions on Stack Overflow unless you think there's a bug with the library.

npm install aurelia-slickgrid

Install any optional Slickgrid-Universal dependencies, for example Excel Export

npm install @slickgrid-universal/excel-export

Demo page

Aurelia-Slickgrid works with all Bootstrap versions, you can see a demo of each one below. There are also extra styling themes for not just Bootstrap but also Material & Salesforce which are also available. You can also use different SVG icons, you may want to look at the Docs - SVG Icons

License

MIT License

Screenshots

Screenshots from the demo app with the Bootstrap theme.

Slickgrid example with Formatters (last column shown is a custom Formatter)

You can also see the Grid Menu opened (aka hambuger menu)

Default Slickgrid Example

Filter and Sort (clientside with DataView)

Filter and Sort

Editors and/or onCellClick

Editors

Pinned (aka frozen) Columns/Rows

Pinned Columns/Rows

Draggable Grouping & Aggregators

Draggable Grouping

Slickgrid Example with Server Side (Filter/Sort/Pagination)

Comes with OData & GraphQL support (you can implement custom too)

Slickgrid Server Side

Composite Editor Modal Windows

Composite Editor Modal

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Last updated on 20 Apr 2024

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