Grid.js is a lightweight Javascript grid plugin written in Typescript. It is developed to be used with all popular JavaScript frameworks include React, Angular.js, Vue or without any frameworks! The library is extremely fast due to an internal pipeline that takes care of caching and processing data. Grid.js uses Preact under the hood to render the templates (Note: but it can be used with any JavaScript frameworks) and employs a minimal Flux architecture to communicate with other components.

Sort has 2 config options: 1) Generic config: to enable sort for all columns, enable multi column sort, server-side integration etc; 2) Column specific config: to enable sort on a specific column, to set custom comparator function, etc. To simply enable sort for all columns, set sort option to true. Optionally control server side integration and multi column sorting with a few available properties.

Grid.js supports global search on all rows and columns. Set search: true in your JS configuration to enable the search plugin. Optionally you can also add server config to your search definition to enable server-side search. Besides generic settings, you can also specify a custom selector to customize searchable fields and tell the engine to ignore hidden columns (they are searchable by default).

To enable grid pagination, add pagination: true to your configuration. You can customize nearly everything - limit, starting page, labels, language, number of buttons etc. Add server property to the pagination config to enable server-side pagination. Also, make sure the total property is correctly defined in the main server config block.

Simply add resizable: true to your config to enable resizable columns. Resize handle is displayed in table header cells next to sorting icon, and appears on hover. By default it has 5px width and theme's primary background color. You can customize general appearance in CSS variables if you need to make it more prominent.

Add hidden: true to the columns definition to hide them. The following example uses same dataset as other grids, but in this particular example the email column is hidden by default. Note: enabling the hidden flag only affects the rendering process of your Grid.js instance. Hidden columns are still searchable.