datatables.net-plugins
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Various small plug-ins for DataTables including feature, ordering, search and internationalisation plug-ins.
This repository contains a collection of plug-ins for the jQuery DataTables table enhancer. These plug-ins are feature enhancing for the DataTables library, adding extra options to core functionality such as additional sort algorithms, API methods and pagination controls. The plug-ins should not be confused with DataTables "extensions" which are more significant software libraries which add additional features to DataTables.
This repository holds the following plug-in types for DataTables (among others):
Please refer to the DataTables plug-in documentation for details on how to use these plug-ins.
In the case of i18n Plugins, we ask that you don't create a pull request and instead make use of the management system that we have in place for this on our website. Changes there will be synced up to this repo.
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Various small plug-ins for DataTables including feature, ordering, search and internationalisation plug-ins.
The npm package datatables.net-plugins receives a total of 47,910 weekly downloads. As such, datatables.net-plugins popularity was classified as popular.
We found that datatables.net-plugins demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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