Table component made in svelte
TZEZAR's Table component offers a flexible solution for displaying data in a structured format, built with Svelte and powered by the shadcn-svelte components. While the project has been archived and is no longer actively maintained, it provides an accessible option for developers looking to integrate a table display within their applications. It strikes a balance between a ready-to-use data grid and a headless table, giving you the freedom to customize as required.
With its ease of implementation and various functionalities, TZEZAR's Table is suitable for developers who may want to use it as a base for further development or those looking for a straightforward table solution. However, potential users should be aware that the lack of ongoing support means that any issues or desired updates will need to be managed independently.
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