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nirvimel2017-01-06 19:55:00
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nirvimel, 2017-01-06 19:55:00

What ready-made js table widget makes it possible to fasten your custom data storage (starage engine) as simply as possible?

I'm interested in widgets like these (or similar without jquery). Many of them are able to store their content locally in localStorage or indexedDB, but I need integration with another API. My userscript (not the website) needs to store its tables locally via GM_setValue / GM_getValue, of course, not one ready-made widget (designed for sites) does not have ready-made support for such storage, and I will have to screw it all myself. Who has experience of digging into the internals of various table widgets or integrating them with their own / third-party data sources, advise the one to which you can simply screw your starage engine with minimal digging into its sources. It is desirable that this be done using a regular API or a runtime patch without modifying the source code of the library itself (I have to connect a ready-made lib from a CDN, I have nowhere to store my edited version, this is not a website, but a userscript).

Why don't I write mine on the bare<table>? - I don't want it to look like an artifact of the Web_1.0 era. A well-groomed ready-made widget is still better than your own bicycle (which needs to be beautifully designed somehow). Well, the powerful functionality of modern table widgets can still come in handy, but somehow there is no desire to write all this yourself.

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Mikhail Beloshitsky, 2017-01-16
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1. jQuery and other libraries live quite well in user scripts, although of course the latter are best made as light as possible.
2. Typically, such tables are found in heavy GUI frameworks like webix ( for example ), which are used to display heavy enterprise solutions that work with large amounts of data on the web. When creating such a table, you usually need to specify a function or set

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