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Configuration

With all the customizable features of Frappe Charts, this section is dedicated to enabling / disabling existing functionality.

Container

The first parameter required by the DataTable constructor is the container element. You can pass in a CSS Selector or a DOM Object.

const datatable = new DataTable('#datatable', options);
// or
const container = document.querySelector('#datatable');
const datatable = new DataTable(container, options);

Options

The second parameter required by the DataTable constructor is the options object. The minimum required configuration is to pass column and data values.

const options = {
    columns: ['Name', 'Position', 'Salary'],
    data: [
        ['John Doe', 'DevOps Engineer', '$12300'],
        ['Mary Jane', 'UX Design', '$14000'],
    ]
}

const datatable = new DataTable(container, options);

The following options are configurable:

getEditor

Type: Function
Default: null

Customize the editor behaviour.

serialNoColumn

Type: Boolean
Default: true

Whether to show serial number as the first column in datatable.

checkboxColumn

Type: Boolean
Default: false

Whether to show checkbox column in the datatable.

clusterize

Type: Boolean
Default: true

Whether to use clusterize to render the data.

If you don’t want to show large number of rows. Then you can turn this off. In that case you don’t need to load the clusterize.js lib

layout

Type: String
Default: fixed
Options: fixed | fluid | ratio

This option controls how width of each column is calculated in the DataTable.

fixed

The column width is calculated based on the content of the first row of the table. This layout can result in horizontal scroll.

fluid

The column width is adjusted based on the width of container. So the columns will be resized if the window is resized. This layout won’t result in horizontal scroll. You will always see all the columns.

ratio

This layout works similar to the flex property in CSS. When column A has width set as 1 and column B as 2, then column B’s width will be twice as much as column A.

noDataMessage

Type: String
Default: No Data

The message shown when there are no rows to show in the DataTable.

dynamicRowHeight

Type: Boolean
Default: false

The height of the row will be set according to the content of the cell with the maximum height in that row.

cellHeight

Type: Number
Default: null

Set the height of each cell explicitly.

If this value is set, dynamicRowHeight won’t have any effect.

inlineFilters

Type: Boolean
Default: false

Whether to enable the inline filter feature. If the value is true, then you can activate the filter row by pressing Ctrl/Cmd + F after clicking on any cell in the DataTable.

treeView

Type: Boolean
Default: false

Whether to render rows in a tree structure. For this to work, you must pass the indent value for each row.

Example


const data = [
    {
        'Department': 'IT Department',
        'No of People': '10',
        'indent': 0,
    },
    {
        'Department': 'Javascript Team',
        'No of People': '5',
        'indent': 1,
    },
    {
        'Department': 'Vue.js Team',
        'No of People': '3',
        'indent': 2,
    },
    {
        'Department': 'React Team',
        'No of People': '2',
        'indent': 2,
    },
    {
        'Department': 'Design Team',
        'No of People': '5',
        'indent': 1,
    },
]

const datatable = new DataTable('#datatable', {
    columns: ['Department', 'No of People'],
    data: data
});

checkedRowStatus

Type: Boolean
Default: true

Whether to show the number of rows checked in a toast message.

pasteFromClipboard

Experimental
Type: Boolean
Default: false

Whether to allow the user to paste copied content into selected cell(s).

dropdownButton

Type: String
Default: ▼

String to render as the dropdown button. You can pass a span with an icon class.