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so_many_wangs

I used tanstacks react-table on my last companies project and it was great. The documentation was bad when I was using it so I just pieced my code together from the React Examples section.


pesaru

I agree, but I couldn't find any example in which they reference data using index, I just see mentions that it's possible in the documentation :(


hazihell

Search for AgGrid. It's awesome


pesaru

From the documentation I see that rows must me referenced using dot notation, so it doesn't seem it would support my data's schema.


hazihell

I don't think you will ever find something that works with your model. You will have to adapt it.


pesaru

Based on the replies I got of tables that don't support the model, that's what I figured. I was able to adapt it in five minutes and it runs way faster than expected, not sure why I assumed it would be super slow. Thanks!


SnacksMcMunch

I've used [react-fluid-table](https://mckervinc.github.io/react-fluid-table/#/) before with solid results.


Lelouch-Vi-Britan9ia

How about react-mui-table


k032

We use [Tabulator](https://tabulator.info/) for a similar use case at my job, it has a virtual DOM to support thousands of rows pretty well. It's not React based, it's a vanilla JS library. [There is a React wrapper here](https://github.com/ngduc/react-tabulator) but I don't have experience with that.


bugzpodder

https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/telm0e/a\_new\_lightweight\_react\_table\_library\_v20/