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TableViewModel contains the Readable stores that describe the structure of the table. Apply the view model onto your markup.

const {
  headerRows,
  rows,
  tableAttrs,
  tableHeadAttrs,
  tableBodyAttrs,
  ...
} = table.createViewModel(columns);

# Usage

# Attributes

# TableViewModel#tableAttrs: Readable<TableAttributes>

A Readable store with attributes to apply onto the <table> element.

# TableViewModel#tableHeadAttrs: Readable<TableHeadAttributes>

A Readable store with attributes to apply onto the <thead> element.

# TableViewModel#tableBodyAttrs: Readable<TableBodyAttributes>

A Readable store with attributes to apply onto the <tbody> element.

# Rows

# TableViewModel#headerRows: Readable<HeaderRow[]>

A Readable store with an array of HeaderRows that represent <tr> elements in <thead>.

<thead>
  {#each $headerRows as headerRow (headerRow.id)}
    <Subscribe attrs={headerRow.attrs()} let:attrs>
      <tr {...attrs}>...</tr>
    </Subscribe>
  {/each}
</thead>

# TableViewModel#rows: Readable<BodyRow[]>

A Readable store with an array of BodyRows that represent <tr> elements in <tbody>.

<tbody>
  {#each $rows as row (row.id)}
    <Subscribe attrs={row.attrs()} let:attrs>
      <tr {...attrs}>...</tr>
    </Subscribe>
  {/each}
</tbody>

# TableViewModel#pageRows: Readable<BodyRow[]>

A Readable store with an array of BodyRows that represent <tr> elements of the current page in <tbody>.

$pageRows is affected by pagination plugins while $rows is not. If no pagination plugin is used, $pageRows is equal to $rows.

<tbody>
  {#each $pageRows as row (row.id)}
    <Subscribe attrs={row.attrs()} let:attrs>
      <tr {...attrs}>...</tr>
    </Subscribe>
  {/each}
</tbody>

# TableViewModel#originalRows: Readable<BodyRow[]>

A Readable store with an array of BodyRows that represent <tr> elements in <tbody> before plugin transformations.

# Columns

# TableViewModel#visibleColumns: Readable<DataColumn[]>

A Readable store with an array of DataColumns that represent the currently visible data columns of the table after plugin transformations.

$visibleColumns is useful if you need to know how many columns are currently displayed on the table.

# TableViewModel#flatColumns: FlatColumn[]

An array of FlatColumns that represent the flat columns of the table before plugin transformations.

Flat columns usually represent the last row of columns in your header, which includes data columns and display columns. They are distinct from group columns which must by definition be one row above other columns.

# Plugins

# TableViewModel#pluginStates: PluginStates

An object of plugin states exposed by each plugin used.