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@ -126,6 +126,11 @@ _Note: The user-declared configuration will be merged with the default configura
| Properties | Type | Description | | Properties | Type | Description |
| ---------- | ----- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ---------- | ----- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| data | Array | The array contains data to render when the user wants to pass data directly to the table. By default, the library will receive this `data` variable as rendering data if the user does not declare the config.ajax attribute. |
| order | Object | Columns are sorted by default when initialized. The syntax includes 'order*by*' + column name to sort. Example: `{order_by_id: 'desc'}` |
| filter | Object | Filter based on columns declared in config.heads. Example: `{email: '@gmail.com', name: 'Jonh'}` |
| page | Number | Current page. Default is 1. |
| per_page | Number | Number of lines on the page. Default is 15. |
| heads | Array | An array of objects representing the columns of the table. Each object has two fields: `name` (the column name) and `value` (the display title of the column). It can have a `render` field to customize the display of the header. | | heads | Array | An array of objects representing the columns of the table. Each object has two fields: `name` (the column name) and `value` (the display title of the column). It can have a `render` field to customize the display of the header. |
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| Properties | Type | Description | | Properties | Type | Description |
| ---------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ---------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| rowRender | Function | A function used to customize the display of each cell in a row. Takes three parameters: `colName` (the column name), `colValue` (the value of the cell), and `row` (the data of the row). Returns an HTML string to display. | | rowRender | Function | A function used to customize the display of each cell in a row. Takes three parameters: `colName` (the column name), `colValue` (the value of the cell), and `row` (the data of the row). Returns an HTML string to display. |
| data | Array | The array contains data to render when the user wants to pass data directly to the table. By default, the library will receive this `data` variable as rendering data if the user does not declare the config.ajax attribute. |
| order | Object | Columns are sorted by default when initialized. The syntax includes 'order*by*' + column name to sort. Example: `{order_by_id: 'desc'}` |
| filter | Object | Filter based on columns declared in config.heads. Example: `{email: '@gmail.com', name: 'Jonh'}` |
| page | Number | Current page. Default is 1. |
| per_page | Number | Number of lines on the page. Default is 15. |
Example: Example: