HTML Tables

Allows you to manipulate HTML tables using JS.

Usage

• Install this module using npm i htmltables --save or yarn add htmltables
• Require it using import Table from 'html-tables' or const Table = require('htmltables')
• Create a new table using const table = new Table(document.getElementById('my-table'))

PS: This would remove existing table contents

Available Calls

Method name	Function	Arguments
addRow(index)	adds a row to table	index (optional) - adds a row BEFORE this index
removeRow(index)	removes a row at specified index	index (required) - removes a row at index given
set(row, col, data)	Sets data to given row and col id. The row must exist. The col would be created automatically	row (required) - index of row col (required) - index of column (a new column, i.e. a td would be created if not present) data (required) - text data to go in that column
get(row, col)	Gets data at specified row and col index	row (required) - index of row col (required) - index of col
getRow(rowIndex)	Gets array of text nodes present in that row	rowIndex (required) - index of row
getColumn(colIndex)	Gets array of text nodes present in that column	colIndex (required) - index of column

Example

<table id="my-table"></table>

const table = new Table(document.getElementById('my-table'))

table.addRow()
table.addRow()
table.addRow()
table.addRow()
table.addRow()

for(let i=0;i<5;i++) {
	for(let j=0;j<4;j++) {
		table.set(i,j, `${i} * ${j} = ${i * j}`)
	}
}

console.log(table.getRow(0))
console.log(table.getColumn(0))