GridProps

Represents the props of the KendoReact Grid component.

cellRender?

Fires when a cell is about to be rendered. Used to override the default appearance of the cell (see example).

className?

Sets a class of the Grid DOM element.

columnMenu?

Specifies a React element that will be cloned and rendered inside the column menu of the Grid. Can be overridden on column level.

columnVirtualization?

Enables virtualization of the columns. If virtualization is enabled, the columns outside the view are not rendered.

data?

Sets the data of the Grid (see example). If you use paging, the data option has to contain only the items for the current page.

detail?

Specifies a React element that will be cloned and rendered inside the detail rows of the currently expanded items (see example). An item will be rendered as expanded if the value of its expandField is true.

editField?

Specifies the name of the field which will provide a Boolean representation of the edit state of the current item (more information and examples).

expandField?

Specifies the name of the field which will provide a Boolean representation of the expanded state of the item (see example).

filter?

The descriptor by which the data is filtered (more information and examples). This affects the values and buttons in the FilterRow of the Grid.

filterCellRender?

Fires when a filter cell is about to be rendered. Overrides the default appearance of the filter cell.

filterOperators?

The filter operators for the Grid filters.

Copy Codeconst customFilterOperators = {
    'text': [
        { text: 'grid.filterContainsOperator', operator: 'contains' }
    ],
    'numeric': [
        { text: 'grid.filterGtOperator', operator: 'gt' }
    ],
    'date': [
        { text: 'grid.filterAfterOperator', operator: 'gt' }
    ]
}

class App extends React.Component {
    constructor(props) {
        super(props);
        this.state = {
            data: [
                { 'foo': 'A1', 'bar': 'B1' },
                { 'foo': 'A2', 'bar': 'B2' },
                { 'foo': 'A3', 'bar': 'B2' }
            ]
        };
    }
    render() {
        return (
            <div>
                <Grid
                    data={this.state.data}
                    reorderable={true}
                    filterable
                    filterOperators={customFilterOperators}
                >
                    <GridColumn field="foo" />
                    <GridColumn field="bar" />
                </Grid>
            </div>
        );
    }
}
ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.querySelector('my-app'));

filterable?

Enables the filtering of the columns with their field option set (more information and examples).

group?

The descriptors by which the data will be grouped (more information and examples).

groupable?

Determines if grouping by dragging and dropping the column headers is allowed (more information and examples).

headerCellRender?

Fires when a header cell is about to be rendered. Overrides the default appearance of the header cell.

onColumnReorder?

Fires when the columns are reordered.

onColumnResize?

Fires when a column is resized.

onDataStateChange?

Fires when the data state of the Grid is changed (more information and example).

onExpandChange?

Fires when the user tries to expand or collapse a row.

onFilterChange?

Fires when the Grid filter is modified through the UI (more information and examples). You have to handle the event yourself and filter the data.

onGroupChange?

Fires when the grouping of the Grid is changed. You have to handle the event yourself and group the data (more information and examples).

onHeaderSelectionChange?

Fires when the user clicks the checkbox of a column header whose field matches selectedField (more information and example).

onItemChange?

Fires when the user changes the values of the item. The event is not debounced and fires on every onChange event of the input in the current EditCell (more information and examples).

onPageChange?

Fires when the page of the Grid is changed (see example). You have to handle the event yourself and page the data.

onRowClick?

Fires when the user clicks a row.

onRowDoubleClick?

Fires when the user double clicks a row.

onScroll?

Fires when Grid is scrolled.

onSelectionChange?

Fires when the user tries to select or deselect a row (more information and example).

onSortChange?

Fires when the sorting of the Grid is changed (see example). You have to handle the event yourself and sort the data.

pageSize?

Defines the page size that is used by the Grid pager (see example). Required by the paging functionality.

pageable?

Configures the pager of the Grid (see example).

The available options are:

• buttonCount: Number—Sets the maximum numeric buttons count before the buttons are collapsed.
• info: Boolean—Toggles the information about the current page and the total number of records.
• type: PagerType—Accepts the numeric (buttons with numbers) and input (input for typing the page number) values.
• pageSizes: Boolean or Array<number>—Shows a menu for selecting the page size.
• previousNext: Boolean—Toggles the Previous and Next buttons.

pager?

The pager component that the Grid will render instead of the built-in pager.

reorderable?

If set to true, the user can reorder columns by dragging their header cells (see example).

resizable?

If set to true, the user can resize columns by dragging the edges (resize handles) of their header cells (see example).

rowHeight?

Defines the row height and forces an equal height to all rows (see example).

rowRender?

Fires when a row is about to be rendered. Overrides the default appearance of the row.

scrollable?

Defines the scroll mode that is used by the Grid (see example).

The available options are:

• none—Renders no scrollbar.
• scrollable—This is the default scroll mode. It requires the setting of the height option.
• virtual—Displays no pager and renders a portion of the data (optimized rendering) while the user is scrolling the content.

selectedField?

Specifies the name of the field which will provide a Boolean representation of the selected state of the item (see example).

skip?

Defines the number of records that will be skipped by the pager (see example). Required by the paging functionality.

sort?

The descriptors by which the data is sorted. Applies the sorting styles and buttons to the affected columns.

sortable?

Enables the sorting for the columns with their field option set (see example).

style?

Represents the style HTML attribute.

take?

Alias of pageSize property. If take is set, pageSize will be ignored.

total?

Defines the total number of data items in all pages (see example). Required by the paging functionality.