Minimal Example
Material React Table gives you a lot out of the box, but it's also easy to turn off any features that you don't need.
Every feature has an enable...
prop that let's you turn it on or off.
For example, you can turn off sorting or hide the top or bottom toolbars if you want.
First Name | Last Name | Address | City | State |
---|---|---|---|---|
Dylan | Murray | 261 Erdman Ford | East Daphne | Kentucky |
Raquel | Kohler | 769 Dominic Grove | Columbus | Ohio |
Ervin | Reinger | 566 Brakus Inlet | South Linda | West Virginia |
Brittany | McCullough | 722 Emie Stream | Lincoln | Nebraska |
Branson | Frami | 32188 Larkin Turnpike | Charleston | South Carolina |
1import React, { FC, useMemo } from 'react';2import MaterialReactTable, { MRT_ColumnDef } from 'material-react-table';34type Person = {5 firstName: string;6 lastName: string;7 address: string;8 city: string;9 state: string;10};1112export const Example: FC = () => {13 const columns = useMemo<MRT_ColumnDef<Person>[]>(14 () => [15 //column definitions...37 ],38 [],39 );4041 const data = useMemo(42 () => [43 //data definitions...80 ],81 [],82 );8384 return (85 <MaterialReactTable86 columns={columns}87 data={data}88 enableColumnActions={false}89 enableColumnFilters={false}90 enablePagination={false}91 enableSorting={false}92 enableBottomToolbar={false}93 enableTopToolbar={false}94 muiTableBodyRowProps={{ hover: false }}95 />96 );97};9899export default Example;100
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