mui-datagrid-full-edit


Overview

mui-datagrid-full-edit is a fully functional grid component with create, read, update and delete (CRUD) functionality. However, you can use it very simply with just a few prop settings.

It provides an easy way to use @mui/x-data-grid. If you think @mui/x-data-grid would be good for your admin page but find it a bit difficult, mui-datagrid-full-edit would be the best choice.

It can offer you a great React data grid that is easy to use but comes with full functionality. It comes with features such as pagination, column hiding, CSV and Excel export options, and advanced filtering by default.

> mui-datagrid-full-edit's toolbar has an export button to download grid data as an Excel file (\*.xlsx). @mui/x-data-grid-pro and @mui/x-data-premium provide this feature for a license fee, but mui-datagrid-full-edit provides it at no cost.

> The current version of mui-datagrid-full-edit depends on v7.25.0 of @mui/x-data-grid.

How to Use

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- Sample 1

View Sample1 on CodeSandbox

View Sample1 on GitHub

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``bash
$ npm install mui-datagrid-full-edit
`

or

`bash
$ yarn add mui-datagrid-full-edit
`

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Here is an example of mui-datagrid-full-edit.

`javascript
import FullEditDataGrid from "mui-datagrid-full-edit";

...

columns={columns}
rows={rows}
onSaveRow={onSaveRow}
onDeleteRow={onDeleteRow}
createRowData={createRowData}
/>
`

> _columns_, _rows_, _onSaveRow_, _onDeleteRow_, _createRowData_ are required props.

#### Props

- columns (Array): Definition of grid header. It is the same as @mui/x-data-grid and the documentation is here.


Here is an example of columns.

`javascript
const columns = [
{
field: "id",
headerName: "Id",
width: 50,
hide: true,
align: "center",
type: "number",
editable: false,
},
{
field: "title",
headerName: "Title",
width: 150,
headerAlign: "center",
type: "string",
align: "center",
editable: true,
},
{
field: "dateCreated",
headerName: "DateCreated",
width: 150,
headerAlign: "center",
type: "date",
editable: false,
align: "center",
renderCell: ({ value }) => moment(value).format("MM/DD/yyyy"),
},
];
`

- rows (Array): data of the grid.

Here is an example of rows.

`javascript
let rows = [
{
id: 1,
title: "Cycle-Depot",
dateCreated: new Date("2023-03-09"),
},
{
id: 2,
title: "Top Lowrider",
dateCreated: new Date("2023-03-09"),
},
];
`

- onSaveRow (Function): save action handler. When you do save action on the grid, this handler will be performed.

The function is for server communication. If your saving on server is success, you need to update rows in the function to repaint the result of communication.

Here is an example of onSaveRow.

`javascript
const [rows, setRows] = useState([]);

...

/*
id: id value of saved row
updateRow: entire data or saved row
rows: all entire old rows of grid
oldRow: data of row before you update.
*/
const onSaveRow = (id, updatedRow, oldRow, oldRows) => {
sellerController // server communication controller
.saveRow(updatedRow) // send row data of the component
.then((res) => {
console.log("server saving success!");
const dbRow = res.data; // get exact row data of server from response
setRows(oldRows.map((r) => (r.id === updatedRow.id ? { ...dbRow } : r))); // syncronize server and component
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log("server saving failed!");
setRows(oldRows); // update nothing on component by old rows
});
};
`

- onDeleteRow (Function): delete action handler. When you do delete action on the grid, this handler will be performed.

The function is for server communication. If your deleting on server is success, you need to update rows in the function to repaint the result of communication.

Here is an example of onDeleteRow.

`javascript
const [rows, setRows] = useState([]);

...

/*
id: id value of deleted row
oldRow: data of row before you update.
rows: all entire old rows of grid
*/
const onDeleteRow = (id, oldRow, oldRows) => {
sellerController
.deleteRow(id)
.then((res) => {
console.log("server deleting success!");
const dbRowId = res.data.id; // get exact deleted id of server from response
setRows(oldRows.filter((r) => r.id !== dbRowId)); // remove row in component
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log("server deleting failed!");
setRows(oldRows); // update nothing on component by old rows
});
};
`

- createRowData (Function): function to generate data of new row. When you do create new row action, new row will be inserted with data from the function into the component.
You can unset this prop. If you unset, new data will have only max id value by default.
Here is an example of createRowData.
`javascript
/*
rows: all entire old rows of grid
*/
const createRowData = (oldRows) => {
const newId = Math.max(...rows.map((r) => (r.id ? r.id : 0) * 1)) + 1;
return { id: newId, title: "Default Name" };
};
`

- noActionColumn (boolean): hide/show action column.
`javascript
/*
a grid without an action column
*/
columns={columns}
rows={rows}
onSaveRow={onSaveRow}
onDeleteRow={onDeleteRow}
createRowData={createRowData}
noActionColumn
/>
`

- slotToolbar (ReactComponent): customized toolbar component. You can customize the default toolbar of mui-datagrid-full-edit by passing your own component to the slotToolbar prop. This prop takes a React component that will be rendered in place of the default toolbar.

#### How to Create a Custom Toolbar

1. Copy the default toolbar code:
Look at the default toolbar source to see how the internal toolbar is implemented. You can copy and modify its code to suit your needs.

2. Customize the logic:
- Add or remove buttons (e.g., hide the "Add" button if you don’t need to create new rows).
- Include any additional elements you want (e.g., custom export buttons, filters, or other UI controls).
- If you wish to include Excel export functionality, you must import GridExcelExportMenuItem from "mui-datagrid-full-edit/GridExcelExportMenuItem".

Here is an example of a customized toolbar component - the component has no "Add" button.

3. Use your custom toolbar:
`jsx
import FullEditDataGrid from "mui-datagrid-full-edit";
import CustomToolbar from "./CustomToolbar";

const ExampleGrid = () => {
return (
columns={columns}
rows={rows}
onSaveRow={onSaveRow}
onDeleteRow={onDeleteRow}
createRowData={createRowData}
slotToolbar={CustomToolbar}
/>
);
};
export default ExampleGrid;
`


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If you want more functions in the component, you can use any props of @mui/x-data-grid on this component element.

In this case, you need to know props of @mui/data-grid in more detail here.

Here is an example.

`javascript
columns={columns}
rows={rows}
onDeleteRow={onDeleteRow}
selectionModel={selectionModel} // this props comes from @mui/x-data-grid
loading={loading} // this props comes from @mui/x-data-grid
/>
`

#### @mui/x-data-grid

@mui/x-data-grid is a data grid library for React users, created by the Material UI team. It features powerful filtering, sorting, and pagination functionality, as well as customizable column headers and cell rendering. Its API is extremely flexible, enabling users to implement various use cases without much difficulty. The library is built with performance in mind, making it an excellent choice for handling large datasets or complex UI scenarios.

The documentation of @mui/x-data-grid is here. While reading, please remember that it is @mui/x-data-grid, not @mui/x-data-grid-pro or @mui/x-data-grid-premium.

Please Be A Contributor !

This module is always integrated with the latest version of @mui/x-data-grid. But @mui/x-data-grid might be updated and I might miss it. So I want your help.

And it aims to be not only easy way of @mui/x-data-grid, but also having useful abilities of @mui/x-data-grid-pro and @mui/x-data-grid-premium`.

> So, if you have a good idea, please feel free to make a pull request and an issue.

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/prettyblueberry/mui-datagrid-full-edit

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