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Package livewire-tables
Short Description An extension for Livewire that allows you to effortlessly scaffold datatables with optional pagination, search, and sort.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/coryrose1/livewire-tables
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Livewire-Tables
An extension for Livewire that allows you to effortlessly scaffold datatables with optional pagination, search, and sort.
Live demo website will be available soon.
Installation
Via Composer
The package will automatically register its service provider.
To publish the configuration file to config/livewire-tables.php
run:
Usage
Livewire tables are created in three simple steps:
- Create a table component class
- Configure the table class using the available options
- Scaffold the table view (as needed when component class changes)
Create a table component class
Run the make command to generate a table class:
php artisan livewire-tables:make UsersTable
App/Http/Livewire/Tables/UsersTable.php
Configure the component options
First, set your base model in the model()
method in the following format:
To eager load relationships, use the with()
and return an array of relation(s):
The following are editable public properties for the table class:
key | description | value | default |
---|---|---|---|
$paginate | Controls whether the data query & results are paginated. If true, the class must use WithPagination; |
bool | true |
$pagination | The number value to paginate with | integer | 10 |
$hasSearch | Controls global appearance of search bar | bool | true |
$fields | The fields configuration for your table | array | null |
$css | Per-table CSS settings | array | null |
$fields
Controls the field configuration for your table
key | description | value |
---|---|---|
title | Set the displayed column title | string |
name | Should represent the database field name. Use '.' notation for related columns, such as user.address |
string |
header_class | Set a class for the <th> tag for this field |
string or null |
cell_class | Set a class for the <td> tag for this field |
string or null |
sortable | Control whether or not the column is sortable | bool or null |
searchable | Control whether or not the column is searchable | bool or null |
$css
Used to generate CSS classes when scaffolding the table.
These can be set globally in the configuration file, or on a per-table basis in the component class.
Note: CSS classes set in the component will override those from the configuration file where both exist.
key | description | value |
---|---|---|
wrapper | CSS class for <div> surrounding table |
string or null |
table | CSS class for <table> |
string or null |
thead | CSS class for <thead> |
string or null |
th | CSS class for <th> |
string or null |
tbody | CSS class for <tbody> |
string or null |
tr | CSS class for <tr> |
string or null |
td | CSS class for <td> |
string or null |
search_wrapper | CSS class for <div> surrounding search |
string or null |
search_input | CSS class for search <input> |
string or null |
pagination_wrapper | CSS class for <div> surrounding pagination buttons |
string or null |
Scaffold the table view
When ready, scaffold the table view using the scaffold command:
php artisan livewire-tables:scaffold UsersTable
resources/views/livewire/tables/users-table.blade.php
You can use the scaffold command continuously as you make changes to the parent component class.
Since the rendered template is simple HTML, there’s no need for table “slots” for customization - customize the template as you see fit!
Todo
- Further support for more advanced queries than a model
Change log
Please see the changelog for more information on what has changed recently.
Contributing
Please see contributing.md for details and a todolist.
Credits
- Cory Rosenwald
- Laravel Livewire
- All Contributors
License
MIT. Please see the license file for more information.