Row interface contains two necessary properties: rowId and cells. It contains essential information about the grid row.
cells field allows you to declare an array of objects that extends Cell[] base interface.
Usage
const rows: Row[] = [
{
rowId: 0,
cells: [
{ type: "text", text: 'John' },
{ type: "text", text: "Doe" },
]
}
]If you want to use your custom cell templates in code, the correct way of doing so is: Row<DefaultCellTypes | MyCustomCell>.
interface FlagCell extends Cell {
type: 'flag';
text: string;
}
export const rows: Row<DefaultCellTypes | FlagCell>[] = [ // union of all available cells
{
rowId: 0,
cells: [
{ type: "text", text: 'John' },
{ type: "text", text: "Doe" },
// `flag type is now allowed
{ type: 'flag', text: 'ger' }, //highlight-line
]
}
]Definition
export interface Row<TCell extends Cell = DefaultCellTypes> {
readonly rowId: Id;
readonly cells: Cell[] | TCell[];
readonly height?: number;
readonly reorderable?: boolean;
};Properties
| Property name | Type | Property description |
|---|---|---|
rowId | Id | Unique Id in all rows array |
cells | Cell[] TCell extends Cell[] | Array of Cell objects. |
height? | number | Height of each grid row (in default set to 25px) |
reorderable? | boolean | Property that allows row to change is position in grid, default: false (row reorder implementation is on the developer's side) |