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FancyGrid

Build v1.7.176

FancyGrid - JavaScript grid library with charts integration and server communication.

Install

bower

bower install fancygrid

npm

npm install fancygrid

CDN

https://cdn.fancygrid.com/fancy.min.js
https://cdn.fancygrid.com/fancy.min.css

Quick Start

Include a reference to the FancyGrid library

<link href="https://cdn.fancygrid.com/fancy.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="https://cdn.fancygrid.com/fancy.min.js"></script>

The FancyGrid object is now accessible. Happy griding!

<div id="grid"></div>
<script>
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {

new FancyGrid({
  renderTo: 'grid',
  width: 300,
  height: 200,
  data: [
    {name: 'Nick', age: 30},
    {name: 'Fred', age: 25},
    {name: 'Mike', age: 35}
  ],  
  columns: [{
    index: 'name',
    title: 'Name',    
    type: 'string'
  },{
    type: 'number',
    index: 'age',
    title: 'Age'
  }]
});

});
</script>

Load FancyGrid as a CommonJS module

FancyGrid is using an UMD module pattern, as a result it has support for CommonJS. The following example presumes you are using npm to install FancyGrid over npm/bower.

// Load FancyGrid
var Fancy = require('fancygrid');

// Generate the grid
new Fancy.Grid({
  //config
});

// Generate the form
new Fancy.Form({
  //config
});

// Generate the tabs
new Fancy.Tab({
  //config
});

Load FancyGrid as an ES6 module

Since FancyGrid supports CommonJS, it can be loaded as an ES6 module with the use of transpilers. Two common transpilers are Babel and TypeScript. These have different interpretations of a CommonJS module, which affects your syntax. The following examples presumes you are using npm to install FancyGrid.

Babel

import Fancy from 'fancygrid';

// Generate the grid
Fancy.Grid({
  // config
});

// Generate the form
new Fancy.Form({
  //config
});

// Generate the tabs
new Fancy.Tab({
  //config
});

TypeScript

import * as Fancy from 'fancygrid';

// Generate the grid
Fancy.Grid({
  // config
});

// Generate the form
new Fancy.Form({
  //config
});

// Generate the tabs
new Fancy.Tab({
  //config
});

Package Directory

The package includes the following:

|   README.md
├── client
│   ├── fancy.full.min.js
│   ├── fancy.min.js
│   ├── fancy.min.css
│   ├── modules
├── src
│   ├── js
│   ├── less
│   ...

Debug

In case you want to debug FancyGrid there are several approaches.

Debug files

Include css file /client/fancy.css
Include js file /src/js/load-all.js
After that set

Fancy.MODULESLOAD = false;

Debug full build

Include css file /client/fancy.css
Include js file /src/js/fancy.full.js

Debug with auto-loading modules

Include css file /client/fancy.css
Include js file /src/js/fancy.js
Set modules path

Fancy.MODULESDIR = '/client/modules/';
Fancy.DEBUG = true;

Custom build

Debug build

grunt debug

Release build

grunt release

Support

If you need any assistance or would like to report any bugs found in FancyGrid, please contact us at [email protected]

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awesome-grid's Issues

Unclear Guidelines

Please provide a hard criteria/guidelines for putting/rejecting items on your list.

A submission was rejected because of "product does not look as popular and suitable for any serious applications".

This is different form my observations and I wonder what is the measurement criteria/threshold for popularity and seriousness? Is there i there any certification needs to be passed?

Please provide more details, so I can make a judgement before submitting.
I am not affiliated with the software vendor, I just find the framework very useful for table/grid-oriented applications.

I use the framework seriously/successfully in production for a public company, so I was have naively assumed this would be a good fit for your list (along with DevExpress, FlexGrid, etc).

I have read through the Contribution Guidelines and followed each item, but there was nothing about certification:

  • Search previous suggestions before making a new one, as yours may be a duplicate.
    

=> checked, there were no duplicates

  • Make sure the list is useful before submitting. That implies it has enough content and every item has a good succinct description.
    

=> I submitted a "succinct description".

  • Make an individual pull request for each suggestion.
    

=> Yes

  • Use title-casing (AP style).
    

=> Yes

  • Use the following format: [List Name](link)
    

=> Yes

  • Link additions should be added alphabetically to the relevant category.
    

=> Yes

  • New categories or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome.
    

=> Not necessary, the "Frameworks" section exists already.

  • Check your spelling and grammar.
    

=> Done

  • Make sure your text editor is set to remove trailing whitespace.
    

=> Checked

  • The pull request and commit should have a useful title.
    

=> Checked

  • The body of your commit message should contain a link to the repository.
    

=> Yes

Kindest Regards,
Kizaemon

IntegralUI Web - Grid

I'm presume you never heard of IntegralUI Grid that is part of IntegralUI Web package, high performance and fully customizable. Can you please add it to your list.

SQL Frames

I would like to propose SQL Frames to this list of grid layout libraries. It supports complex data transformations and visualizations within the browser. When working with data it is possible to have all kinds of data transformations such as group by, pivot and hierarchy layouts. SQL Frames has a unified API to work with these different types of data frames and have integrated UI specific to the type of data frame. See Data Frame UI Zoo which is a live document with examples.

ag-grid isn't only for angular

According to documentation, ag-grid means agnostic grid and supports angular 1 or 2, react, vue, etc. I think mentioning it under angular is misleading.

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