Lists and Data Display Elements
Displaying lists and structured data is a fundamental part of most user interfaces. MUI provides dedicated components such as List, Table, and DataGrid to help you present information in a clear, organized, and interactive way. You can use these components to show everything from simple menus to complex, feature-rich data tables.
To render a basic list, you can use the List component along with ListItem, ListItemIcon, and ListItemText. This approach is ideal for displaying items such as navigation menus or option selections. Here is how you can build a simple list that shows icons next to each item:
When you need to present data in a grid or spreadsheet-like format, the Table component is a great choice. It allows you to organize information into rows and columns, making it easy to compare values and scan data. Here is a simple example of a table displaying some user information:
Both List and Table components can be customized using props to fit the look and feel of your application. For lists, you can adjust properties like dense for compact spacing or add dividers between items. For tables, you can set the size, add sticky headers, or use different variants for row highlighting. These props make it easy to align your data presentation with your design requirements and improve readability.
For more advanced data display, MUI provides the DataGrid component. This component is designed for enterprise-style tables and can handle large datasets efficiently. You can use DataGrid in read-only mode to present structured data with defined columns and rows, without allowing users to edit the content. Here is an example of how to display data using DataGrid:
The DataGrid component offers built-in features such as pagination and sorting, which are essential for managing large datasets. By enabling these options, you allow users to browse through pages of data and sort columns by clicking on headers. You can control pagination with the pageSize and rowsPerPageOptions props, and sorting is available by default on any column. These features make DataGrid a powerful tool for enterprise applications that require efficient data display and user interaction.
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Displaying lists and structured data is a fundamental part of most user interfaces. MUI provides dedicated components such as List, Table, and DataGrid to help you present information in a clear, organized, and interactive way. You can use these components to show everything from simple menus to complex, feature-rich data tables.
To render a basic list, you can use the List component along with ListItem, ListItemIcon, and ListItemText. This approach is ideal for displaying items such as navigation menus or option selections. Here is how you can build a simple list that shows icons next to each item:
When you need to present data in a grid or spreadsheet-like format, the Table component is a great choice. It allows you to organize information into rows and columns, making it easy to compare values and scan data. Here is a simple example of a table displaying some user information:
Both List and Table components can be customized using props to fit the look and feel of your application. For lists, you can adjust properties like dense for compact spacing or add dividers between items. For tables, you can set the size, add sticky headers, or use different variants for row highlighting. These props make it easy to align your data presentation with your design requirements and improve readability.
For more advanced data display, MUI provides the DataGrid component. This component is designed for enterprise-style tables and can handle large datasets efficiently. You can use DataGrid in read-only mode to present structured data with defined columns and rows, without allowing users to edit the content. Here is an example of how to display data using DataGrid:
The DataGrid component offers built-in features such as pagination and sorting, which are essential for managing large datasets. By enabling these options, you allow users to browse through pages of data and sort columns by clicking on headers. You can control pagination with the pageSize and rowsPerPageOptions props, and sorting is available by default on any column. These features make DataGrid a powerful tool for enterprise applications that require efficient data display and user interaction.
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