superchris
AshTable - a sortable paginated LiveView table component for Ash
As part of my experiments in learning Ash, I decided to extract a sortable, paginated table component we use on one of our projects and rework it to use Ash. It turned out to be not too terrible, so I thought I’d [share it with the world. It’s very early, and has almost no styling. But it works, has tests, and if nothing else might serve as a useful example for folks to build on.
As with all my work, feedback and contributions are welcomed 
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mxgrn
Recently did some related work, more in the ‘batteries-included’ fashion. Here’s a live demo of a PoC that I prepared for a former client of mine:
https://ash-table-poc.mxgrn.com
It’s note a library (although I did put effort into making the table a reusable component), but maybe some ideas could be an inspiration. E.g. the table auto-configures itself from the Ash resource. Columns can be dragged around and resized, inline editing is supported, etc.
superchris
That’s a really nice example. There’s definitely some bits I’d like to borrow and incorporate. I love how it generates the columns for you and does the whole CRUD lifecycle. Nice work, thanks for sharing that!
zachdaniel
Didn’t want to let this one slip by, this is also really really cool! Are you thinking of extracting this out to a library at some point? Really love the customizability of it.
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