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reactabular-easy demo cannot be opened #347

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raymondsze opened this issue May 16, 2018 · 3 comments
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reactabular-easy demo cannot be opened #347

raymondsze opened this issue May 16, 2018 · 3 comments

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@raymondsze
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I am seeking table grid library for React.
This looks very good to me as you do it in a different way compared with other library.
I would treat this library as a tools that able to compose my own data grid library easily.

I would like to checkout reactabular-easy as well but I cannot open the demo url https://reactabular.js.org/#/easy with Chrome.

Great job and thanks.

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bebraw commented May 17, 2018

Hi,

Support for reactabular-easy will be dropped in the on-going rewrite. There's still some work to do but the overall design will get much better thanks to it.

I'll close this issue once I get the release out there.

@raymondsze
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I see. Would you plan to add the typescript definition?
I have done lots of research on many data grid related library.

I need customization ability like grouping, sorting, pagination, inline-edit. Like griddle, react-data-grid, react-table, fixed-data-table2, react-virtualized, reactabular, etc...

react-virtualized is too raw to me, finally only react-table and reactabular possibly fit all my needs.

After comparison, I would like to compose my own table library with reactabular as there is no perfect library which can fit all my needs.

Would love to see if there is a plan for the typescript definition file.

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bebraw commented May 21, 2018

I don't think full TypeScript port will happen anytime soon but that depends on the client needs. It would be possible to port packages bit by bit, though. I guess ideally we would somehow support both TypeScript and Flow at the same time but I'm not sure how to pull that off.

Composing your own table to fit the exact need could be a way. I think you should be able to integrate the bits I have here with react-virtualized and other solutions.

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