react-sticky-table | Responsive and dynamically-sized fixed headers and columns | Grid library
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Responsive and dynamically-sized fixed headers, footers, and columns for tables. SEEKING EXAMPLE LINKS - please comment in this issue with your applications using react-sticky-table.
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QUESTION
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I'm wanting to create a table with a scrolling body and a sticky header. The table header cell widths need to match their corresponding body column widths.
It's in React, and the Table component contain two separate components (one for the header, and another for the rows in the body). The content of the components will be coming from an outside source, so I can't make any assumptions on the widths of anything. The body of the table will have a lot of rows, so the table header is going to need to be sticky and stay at the top.
Problem
While the widths of the columns in the table body are automatically set, the widths are not automatically set in the table head. The table header widths need to be automatically set based on the contents of the table.
You can see the issue and my test code here: https://codesandbox.io/s/y0jx5rp081
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- I'm open to using plugins or libraries if there's a good enough reason, but would rather not if possible
- I've already tried react-sticky, which doesn't support table format
- I've also tried react-sticky-table, which doesn't allow me to split the table into row components, which I need to do in order to help with more efficient rendering
- Once again, I need the widths to all be set automatically. The only solutions I have seen so far involve setting the width in the header manually
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Answered 2018-Jul-30 at 17:22You can get the widths of your table cells by querying for them after rendering. To access a React component after rendering, we'll need to use a ref.
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I am using below react component https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-sticky-table
Is there a way to add a border to this component?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-16 at 07:23use borderColor not bordercolor, it should be in camel case and set the borderWidth as well
better method is
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I added an external component module that does not include @type. I modified a sample to like this.
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Answered 2019-Dec-06 at 12:33I just run your code and looks like it's not a problem with a TypeSctipt but with your imports. What you have is this:
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