install

$ meteor add cesarve:react-auto-table
$ meteor npm install react-table --save

Usage

1
2//on server && client
3import createAutoTable from 'meteor/cesarve:react-auto-table'
4import {userSchema as schema} from './Users'
5const Collection = Meteor.users
6const columns = [
7    {
8        Header: 'Email',
9        accessor: 'emails.0.address'
10    },
11    {
12        Header: 'First name',
13        accessor: 'profile.firstName' 
14    },
15    {
16        Header: 'Family name',
17        accessor: 'profile.familyName' 
18    },
19]
20
21export default createAutoTable({Collection, schema, columns})

Props

Property	Type	Required/default	Where	Explanation
Collection	MongoCollection	required	Both	Where the data comes from
columns	Array	required	Both	List of columns to show. see columns prop above
schema	SimpleSchema	undefined	Both	Schema. This is used to automatically create filters based on field type
query	Object	{}	Both	Mongo query for filter the data
publish	Function	()=>true	Server	Function for determine if it is allowed or not publish the data on server side. see publish prop above
defaultTypeFilters	Object	seetype filter	Both	Defaults cell filterMethod and filter. see defaultTypeFilters prop above
filterKeyUpDelay	Number	400	Client	Number of milliseconds for fetch the data after keyup on filters

Columns prop

for complete options see react-table.

There are two special properties

• filterMethod
• filter

if you pass schema prop both will be filled by AutoTable according to defaultTypeFilters or if not both will filled with:

1filterMethod = (filter, row) => ({[filter.id]: filter.value}),
2filter = ({filter, onChange}) => <input type="text" onChange={event => onChange(event.target.value)} value={filter.value}/>
3

defaultTypeFilters prop

publish prop

This function will receive as unique param a object with {Collection, columns, schema, query} properties and it will have as a context the same context than a publish meteor function (normally you only will need this.userId).

Finally this function need to return:

• true for automatic publication based on columns prop
• false for denied publication
• Any thing else for a custom publication, probably you will need to use this.added('collection_name',_id,{customObject}); this.ready();

Examples:

True or false example

1publish=({Collection, columns, schema, query})=> Roles.userIsInRole(this.userId,'admin')

Custom publish example

1publish=({Collection, columns, schema, query})=> {
2      const handle = Collection.find(query).observeChanges({
3        added: (id,doc) => {
4            doc.joinField=OtherCollection.find({_id: doc.otherCollectionId}).fetch() /*is just a example, don't abuse of this*/
5            this.added(Collection._name, id, doc);
6        },
7        changed: (id) => {
8              /**handle changed**/
9        },
10        removed: (id) => {
11              /**handle removed**/
12         }
13      });
14    
15      this.ready();
16      this.onStop(() => handle.stop());
17      /*
18      note: 
19      I'm returning undefined in this function, 
20      if true is returned automatic publication will be run as well
21      If false is returned, previous publication will be executed but not the automatic
22       */
23}

publish