UI components

Table

Basics

Styled tables can be created using the moonshine::table component.

<x-moonshine::table
    :columns="[
        '#', 'First', 'Last', 'Email'
    ]"
    :values="[
        [1, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()],
        [2, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()],
        [3, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()]
    ]"
/>

Simplified view

The simple parameter allows you to create a simplified table view.

<x-moonshine::table
    :simple="true"
    :columns="[
        '#', 'First', 'Last', 'Email'
    ]"
    :values="[
        [1, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()],
        [2, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()],
        [3, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()]
    ]"
/>

Sticky head

If the table contains a large number of elements, then you can fix the header when scrolling the table.

<x-moonshine::table
    :sticky="true"
    :columns="[
        '#', 'First', 'Last', 'Email'
    ]"
    :values="[
        [1, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()],
        [2, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()],
        [3, fake()->firstName(), fake()->lastName(), fake()->safeEmail()]
    ]"
/>

Missing elements

The notfound parameter allows you to display a message if there are no table elements.

<x-moonshine::table
    :columns="[
        '#', 'First', 'Last', 'Email'
    ]"
    :notfound="true"
/>

Slots

A table can be formed using slots.

<x-moonshine::table>
    <x-slot:thead class="text-center">
        <th colspan="4">Header</th>
    </x-slot:thead>
    <x-slot:tbody>
        <tr>
            <th>1</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->firstName() }}</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->lastName() }}</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->safeEmail() }}</th>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <th>2</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->firstName() }}</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->lastName() }}</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->safeEmail() }}</th>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <th>3</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->firstName() }}</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->lastName() }}</th>
            <th>{{ fake()->safeEmail() }}</th>
        </tr>
    </x-slot:tbody>
    <x-slot:tfoot class="text-center">
        <td colspan="4">Footer</td>
    </x-slot:tfoot>
</x-moonshine::table>

Stylization

To style a table, there are predefined classes that can be used for tr / td.

Available classes:

  • bgc-purple
  • bgc-pink
  • bgc-blue
  • bgc-green
  • bgc-yellow
  • bgc-red
  • bgc-gray
  • bgc-primary
  • bgc-secondary
  • bgc-success
  • bgc-warning
  • bgc-error
  • bgc-info
<x-moonshine::table>
    <x-slot:thead class="bgc-secondary text-center">
        <th colspan="3">Header</th>
    </x-slot:thead>
    <x-slot:tbody>
        <tr>
            <th class="bgc-pink">{{ fake()->firstName() }}</th>
            <th class="bgc-gray">{{ fake()->lastName() }}</th>
            <th class="bgc-purple">{{ fake()->safeEmail() }}</th>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <th class="bgc-green">{{ fake()->firstName() }}</th>
            <th class="bgc-red">{{ fake()->lastName() }}</th>
            <th class="bgc-yellow">{{ fake()->safeEmail() }}</th>
        </tr>
    </x-slot:tbody>
</x-moonshine::table>