Note that a present, while the library places appropriate style classes on elements, it doesn’t provide style rules for those classes, so it is left up to the user. Styles are set up in accordance with bulma, but are pretty generic.
The basic usecase is (retabled.core/table controls table-data). Table-data is simply a sequence of uniform maps, the kind of thing you get from a database. Controls defines how to make each row of that data into a table row.
Full example is in our test, retabled.core-front
- sortfn key added to controls
- BREAKING:
:colsrenamed to:columnsin the control-map - Final screen is now available if there are a remainder of entires
- the colspans of the paging bar are now calculated dynamically
- No longer breaks if number of entries is less than screen size
None. Just use this library.
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