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What's New in Livewire Tables v2.5-2.9

What's New in Livewire Tables v2.5-2.9


Sorry i've been MIA for a while this year. I got super burnt out and took some time off. I'm just getting back into blogging, as well as knocking out all of the issues and PR's on my projects.

Here's a list of the updates to Livewire Tables since May of this year:

v2.5

  • Ability to pass mount parameters to configurable areas

v2.6

  • Added functionality to display BooleanColumn as Yes/No instead of icons.
  • Added ButtonGroupColumn for multiple LinkColumns in one group. Pretty much built in action buttons support.

v2.7

  • Added functionality to hide individual filters from popover and slide down views
  • Added functionality to hide individual filters from filter pills
  • Added functionality to hide individual filters from the active filter count
  • Added functionality to say which filters get reset by the clear button
  • Added functionality to set filters as secondaryHeader or footer of columns

v2.8

  • Added functionality to bookmark or deep link column selection
  • Added functionality to identify different datatable components as unique in column selection
  • Added funcitonality to configure query string alias
  • Added funcitonality to configure session key for column selection (dataTableFingerprint)
  • Added functionality to select/desect all columns in column selection dropdown
  • Added French translation
  • Added Malay translation
  • Added Dutch translation
  • Added Ukranian translation

v2.9

  • Added support for optgroups in SelectFilter
  • Added information about applying filters on boot
  • Added ComponentColumn
  • Added ability to set the pagination mode of standard or simple
Anthony Rappa

By Anthony Rappa

Hello! I'm a full stack developer from Long Island, New York. Working mainly with Laravel, Tailwind, Livewire, and Alpine.js (TALL Stack). I share everything I know about these tools and more, as well as any useful resources I find from the community. You can find me on GitHub and LinkedIn.