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Informations about the package laravel-dynamictable

Laravel DynamicTable

Maximum functionality with minimum configuration.

A fast, zero-configuration data grid for Laravel. Point it at a model and you get columns, search, filters, sorting, pagination, relationships, saved views, export, import and inline editing — server-side, secure, and without an N+1 in sight.

That's it. No Column::make() chain per field. No Livewire tag. No custom Blade component. No route-as-table. No build step.

Nested AND/OR filters Add any column, including through relations
Dynamics-style column menu Saved views, shared per user

Install

Nothing to publish. Nothing to build. Run php artisan migrate only if you want saved views.


What you get for free

Point it at a model and DynamicTable reads the schema, the casts and the relationships, then makes sensible decisions:

Turn on what you need

Expensive things are opt-in. A disabled feature renders no UI, loads no JavaScript, registers no state and runs no queries.

Customise only where you want to

The presentations everyone writes the same closure for are options, not code: badges, placeholders, progress bars, ratings, avatars, chips.

Your own controls, without the query() boilerplate

Filters above the table are usually one where each. Say so:

Those names are declared parameters, the period picker understands week, this_month, last_year and custom with its own two date inputs, and query() stays for the things that are actually yours.


Features

Columns Automatic discovery · type detection · relationship columns · computed attributes · formatting · declarative badges and empty-cell placeholders · built-in renderers (progress, rating, sparkline, chips, avatar) · picker that can add any column, including through relations · drag reordering · resizing
Querying Global search · per-column search · Dynamics-style filter builder with nested AND/OR groups · parameters bound straight to the query, date periods included · multi-column sorting · server-side pagination · soft deletes
Views User views · system views · developer presets · default-view precedence · versioned JSON state · optional URL sync
Editing Inline editing with validation · inline create · bulk edit over a selection · bulk actions · row actions · toolbar actions
Output Print view from an editable Blade template · summary row (sum, avg, min, max, count) over the filtered set
Data CSV and XLSX export (current page / view / all / selected) · import with mapping, preview, per-row errors and a downloadable error report · queued transfers with progress
UI Three themes — the package's own (no framework needed), Bootstrap 5 and Tailwind — each one array of classes · sticky columns · row detail panels · infinite scroll · faceted filter counts · RTL and LTR · Arabic, Hebrew, English, Russian · responsive · keyboard accessible · ARIA
Engineering No N+1 · constant query count · streaming exports · metadata caching · strict server-side validation of every client input · 120 tests · PHPStan level 5

Performance, stated as budgets

Queries to render a page 2 + one per eager-loaded relation, regardless of row count
Boot requests zero — the first page is rendered server-side
Initial JavaScript one ~14 KB module; feature modules load on first use
Export memory flat, whether it is 10 rows or 10 million

Model::all() is never called. Filter dropdowns are paginated DISTINCT queries, not Department::all(). Relationship sorting uses a correlated subquery, not a join.

Security, stated as a checklist

Every client input is re-derived server-side: table keys resolve through an allowlist, sort and filter fields must resolve through the metadata engine, operators come from a closed enum, values are coerced and bound, selected ids are re-queried through the table's own scope, and edits are re-fetched through it too — so query() is a hard boundary that no request can escape.

Full checklist in docs/security.md.


Requirements

PHP 8.2+ · Laravel 10, 11, 12 or 13 · MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL or SQLite.

No Livewire. No Alpine. No jQuery. No npm. No CSS framework required. (It works happily inside a Livewire app — it just doesn't need one. The reasoning is in docs/architecture.md.)

Documentation

Full documentation →

Installation · Quick start · Columns · Views · Export & import · Localization & RTL · Security · Extending · Troubleshooting

Demo

An interactive example application lives in demo/. Every example renders a real table and shows the real file that produced it.

Then open /dynamic-table/examples.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. Run composer test, composer analyse and composer lint before opening a pull request.

Security

Please report vulnerabilities privately to [email protected].

Licence

MIT. See LICENSE.

No dependency of this package carries a copyleft or commercial licence — that constraint drove real architectural decisions, documented in docs/architecture.md.


All versions of laravel-dynamictable with dependencies

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Requires illuminate/contracts Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
illuminate/database Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
illuminate/http Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
illuminate/support Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
illuminate/view Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
php Version ^8.2
symfony/finder Version ^6.2|^7.0|^8.0
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