- Making Columns
- Built-in searching
- Built-in sorting
- Built-in cell formatting
- Conditional columns
- User column selection
- Secondary Header Functionality
- Footer Functionality
- Misc. Functionality
Getting Started
Usage
Columns
The Query
Row
Bulk Actions
Filters
Customizing
Display
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This is the documentation for v1 but the latest version is v3. You can switch versions in the menu on the left/at the top. Check your current version with the following command:
composer show rappasoft/laravel-livewire-tables
Built-in cell formatting
If you are not using a custom row view, the cells will auto-format themselves.
I.e. If you are not using rowView()
in your table, the component will attempt to display the cell contents by just getting the value from the model.
Note: If you know you are going to need more customization that the column formatter can support from the start, I would skip the column formatter and use a Custom Row View.
The following documentation is if you want to overwrite that default formatting functionality:
If you would like to format the cell inline:
1Column::make('Created On')2 ->sortable()3 ->format(function($value) {4 return timezone()->convertToLocal($value);5 }),
Note: If you need more control, the full parameter list for the format callback is $value, $column, $row
.
If you would like to render HTML from the format method, you may call asHtml
on the column.
1Column::make('Created On')2 ->sortable()3 ->format(function($value) {4 return '<strong>'.timezone()->convertToLocal($value).'</strong>';5 })6 ->asHtml(),
You could also return a view:
1Column::make('Name')2 ->sortable()3 ->format(function($value, $column, $row) {4 return view('admin.user.actions')->withUser($row);5 }),
Be sure to check out the Custom Row View page to see how you can have full control over your row.