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TanStack Table v8

Headless UI for building powerful tables & datagrids for React, Solid, Vue, Svelte, Qwik and TS/JS.

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Summary

TanStack Table is a headless table library, which means it does not ship with components, markup or styles. This means that you have full control over markup and styles (CSS, CSS-in-JS, UI Component Libraries, etc) and this is also what gives it its portable nature. You can even use it in React Native!

If you want a lightweight table with full control over markup and implementation, then you should consider using TanStack Table, a headless table library.

If you want a ready-to-use component-based table with more power but more constraints around markup/styles/implementation, you should consider using AG Grid, a component-based table library from our OSS partner AG Grid.

TanStack Table and AG Grid are respectfully the best table/datagrid libraries around. Instead of competing, we're working together to ensure the highest quality table/datagrid options are available for the entire JS/TS ecosystem and every use-case.

Quick Features

Agnostic core (JS/TS)
1st-class framework bindings for React, Vue, Solid
~15kb or less (with tree-shaking)
100% TypeScript (but not required)
Headless (100% customizable, Bring-your-own-UI)
Auto out of the box, opt-in controllable state
Filters (column and global)
Sorting (multi-column, multi-directional)
Grouping & Aggregation
Pivoting (coming soon!)
Row Selection
Row Expansion
Column Visibility/Ordering/Pinning/Resizing
Table Splitting
Animatable
Virtualizable
Server-side/external data model support

Migrating from React Table v7

Notable Changes

Full rewrite to TypeScript with types included in the base package
Removal of plugin system to favor more inversion of control
Vastly larger and improved API (and new features like pinning)
Better controlled state management
Better support for server-side operations
Complete (but optional) data pipeline control
Agnostic core with framework adapters for React, Solid, Svelte, Vue, and potentially more in the future
New Dev Tools

Migration

There are a fair amount of breaking changes (they're worth it, trust us!):

Turns out that TypeScript makes your code a lot better/safer, but also usually requires breaking changes to architecture.
Plugin system has been removed so plugins must be rewritten to wrap/compose the new functional API. Contact us if you need help!
Column configuration options have changed, but only slightly.
Table options are mostly the same, with some larger changes around optional state management/control and data pipeline control
The table instance while similar in spirit to v7 has been reconfigured to be much faster.

Installation

Install one of the following packages based on your framework of choice:

# Npm
npm install @tanstack/angular-table
npm install @tanstack/lit-table
npm install @tanstack/qwik-table
npm install @tanstack/react-table
npm install @tanstack/solid-table
npm install @tanstack/svelte-table
npm install @tanstack/vue-table
npm install @tanstack/table-core #vanilla js that can work with any framework

How to help?

Try out the already-migrated examples
Try it out in your own projects.
Introspect the types! Even without the docs finished, the library ships with 100% typescript to help you explore its capabilities.
Read the contribution guidelines
Write some docs! Start with the API docs and try adding some information about one or more of the features. The types do a decent job of showing what's supported and the capabilities of the library.
Using a plugin? Try rewriting your plugin (v8 doesn't have a plugin system any more) as a functional wrapper that uses TanStack Table internally. The new API is much more powerful and easier to compose. If you find something you can't figure out, let us know and we'll add it to the API.