vuetify-drilldown-table
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The Vuetify Drilldown Table is a powerful component that enhances the functionality of the Vuetify framework's VDataTable and VDataTableServer. It provides a recursive table structure, allowing you to display hierarchical data in a nested format.
The Vuetify Drilldown Table is a powerful component that enhances the functionality of the Vuetify framework's VDataTable and VDataTableServer. It provides a recursive table structure, allowing you to display hierarchical data in a nested format. For more information please visit the Documentation & Demo.
Using pnpm:
pnpm add vuetify-drilldown-table
Using npm:
npm i vuetify-drilldown-table
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Licensed under the MIT license.
Vuetify and the Vuetify logo are trademarks of Vuetify. This component was not created or endorsed by Vuetify.
v1.0.0-beta-13
2023-10-03 [main] (@webdevnerdstuff)
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The Vuetify Drilldown Table is a powerful component that enhances the functionality of the Vuetify framework's VDataTable and VDataTableServer. It provides a recursive table structure, allowing you to display hierarchical data in a nested format.
The npm package vuetify-drilldown-table receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, vuetify-drilldown-table popularity was classified as not popular.
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