prosekit/react/table-handle

Props for the TableHandleColumnRoot component.

altBoundary?: boolean

Whether to check the alternate elementContext’s boundary. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#altboundary for more information.

Default: false

autoUpdate?: boolean | AutoUpdateOptions

Options to activate auto-update listeners

See

https://floating-ui.com/docs/autoUpdate

Default: true

boundary?: Boundary

Describes the clipping element(s) or area that overflow will be checked relative to. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#boundary for more information.

Default: 'clippingAncestors'

elementContext?: ElementContext

The element that will be used to check for overflow. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#elementcontext for more information.

Default: 'floating'

fitViewport?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s width and height to not exceed the viewport.

Default: false

flip?: boolean | Placement[]

Whether to flip the placement in order to keep it in view when the preferred placement(s) will overflow the clipping boundary. You can also provide an array of placements to try sequentially if the preferred placement does not fit.

Default: true

hide?: boolean

Whether to hide the floating element when the reference element or the floating element is fully clipped.

Default: false

hoist?: boolean

Whether to use the browser Popover API to place the floating element on top of other page content. When enabled, the floating element won’t be clipped by an ancestor. This provides a similar result to React’s <Portals> or Vue’s <Teleport>.

Default: true

inline?: boolean

Whether to improve positioning for inline reference elements that span over multiple lines.

Default: false

offset?: OffsetOptions

The distance between the reference and floating element.

Default: 6

overflowPadding?: number

Describes the virtual padding around the boundary to check for overflow. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#padding for more information.

Default: 4

overlap?: boolean

Whether the floating element can overlap the reference element to keep it in view.

Default: false

placement?: Placement

The placement of the popover, relative to the hovered table cell.

Default: "top"

rootBoundary?: RootBoundary

Describes the root boundary that the element will be checked for overflow relative to. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#rootboundary for more information.

Default: 'viewport'

sameHeight?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s height so that it matches the reference element.

Default: false

sameWidth?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s width so that it matches the reference element.

Default: false

shift?: boolean

Whether the floating element should shift to keep it in view.

Default: true

strategy?: "fixed" | "absolute"

The strategy to use for positioning

Default: "absolute"

transform?: boolean

Whether to use CSS transforms to position the floating element instead of layout (top and left CSS properties). CSS transforms are more performant, but can cause conflicts with transform animations.

Default: false

Props for the TableHandleColumnTrigger component.

editor?: null | Editor<TableCommandsExtension>

Props for the TableHandlePopoverContent component.

altBoundary?: boolean

Whether to check the alternate elementContext’s boundary. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#altboundary for more information.

Default: false

autoUpdate?: boolean | AutoUpdateOptions

Options to activate auto-update listeners

See

https://floating-ui.com/docs/autoUpdate

Default: true

boundary?: Boundary

Describes the clipping element(s) or area that overflow will be checked relative to. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#boundary for more information.

Default: 'clippingAncestors'

editor?: null | Editor<any>

elementContext?: ElementContext

The element that will be used to check for overflow. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#elementcontext for more information.

Default: 'floating'

eventTarget?: HTMLElement | TypedEventTarget<"keydown">

By default, the menu element will listen for keydown events. You can pass a different element to listen for keydown events.

fitViewport?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s width and height to not exceed the viewport.

Default: false

flip?: boolean | Placement[]

Whether to flip the placement in order to keep it in view when the preferred placement(s) will overflow the clipping boundary. You can also provide an array of placements to try sequentially if the preferred placement does not fit.

Default: true

hide?: boolean

Whether to hide the floating element when the reference element or the floating element is fully clipped.

Default: false

hoist?: boolean

Whether to use the browser Popover API to place the floating element on top of other page content. When enabled, the floating element won’t be clipped by an ancestor. This provides a similar result to React’s <Portals> or Vue’s <Teleport>.

Default: true

inline?: boolean

Whether to improve positioning for inline reference elements that span over multiple lines.

Default: false

offset?: OffsetOptions

Default: {mainAxis: -4, crossAxis: 4}

onEscapeKeyDown?: (event: EscapeKeyDownEvent) => void

onFocusOutside?: (event: FocusOutsideEvent) => void

onInteractOutside?: (event: InteractOutsideEvent) => void

onPointerDownOutside?: (event: PointerDownOutsideEvent) => void

overflowPadding?: number

Describes the virtual padding around the boundary to check for overflow. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#padding for more information.

Default: 4

overlap?: boolean

Whether the floating element can overlap the reference element to keep it in view.

Default: false

placement?: Placement

Default: 'bottom-start'

rootBoundary?: RootBoundary

Describes the root boundary that the element will be checked for overflow relative to. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#rootboundary for more information.

Default: 'viewport'

sameHeight?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s height so that it matches the reference element.

Default: false

sameWidth?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s width so that it matches the reference element.

Default: false

shift?: boolean

Whether the floating element should shift to keep it in view.

Default: true

strategy?: "fixed" | "absolute"

The strategy to use for positioning

Default: "absolute"

transform?: boolean

Whether to use CSS transforms to position the floating element instead of layout (top and left CSS properties). CSS transforms are more performant, but can cause conflicts with transform animations.

Default: false

Props for the TableHandlePopoverItem component.

filter?: ItemFilter

The filter function to determine if an item should be shown in the listbox.

Default: defaultItemFilter

onSelect?: (event: CustomEvent<void>) => void

query?: string

The query string to filter the listbox items.

Default: ""

value?: string

The value of the item. Every item must have a unique value in the parent list. By default, a random value is generated.

Default: ""

Props for the TableHandleRoot component.

Props for the TableHandleRowRoot component.

altBoundary?: boolean

Whether to check the alternate elementContext’s boundary. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#altboundary for more information.

Default: false

autoUpdate?: boolean | AutoUpdateOptions

Options to activate auto-update listeners

See

https://floating-ui.com/docs/autoUpdate

Default: true

boundary?: Boundary

Describes the clipping element(s) or area that overflow will be checked relative to. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#boundary for more information.

Default: 'clippingAncestors'

elementContext?: ElementContext

The element that will be used to check for overflow. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#elementcontext for more information.

Default: 'floating'

fitViewport?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s width and height to not exceed the viewport.

Default: false

flip?: boolean | Placement[]

Whether to flip the placement in order to keep it in view when the preferred placement(s) will overflow the clipping boundary. You can also provide an array of placements to try sequentially if the preferred placement does not fit.

Default: true

hide?: boolean

Whether to hide the floating element when the reference element or the floating element is fully clipped.

Default: false

hoist?: boolean

Whether to use the browser Popover API to place the floating element on top of other page content. When enabled, the floating element won’t be clipped by an ancestor. This provides a similar result to React’s <Portals> or Vue’s <Teleport>.

Default: true

inline?: boolean

Whether to improve positioning for inline reference elements that span over multiple lines.

Default: false

offset?: OffsetOptions

The distance between the reference and floating element.

Default: 6

overflowPadding?: number

Describes the virtual padding around the boundary to check for overflow. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#padding for more information.

Default: 4

overlap?: boolean

Whether the floating element can overlap the reference element to keep it in view.

Default: false

placement?: Placement

The placement of the popover, relative to the hovered table cell.

Default: "left"

rootBoundary?: RootBoundary

Describes the root boundary that the element will be checked for overflow relative to. Please see https://floating-ui.com/docs/detectoverflow#rootboundary for more information.

Default: 'viewport'

sameHeight?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s height so that it matches the reference element.

Default: false

sameWidth?: boolean

Whether to constrain the floating element’s width so that it matches the reference element.

Default: false

shift?: boolean

Whether the floating element should shift to keep it in view.

Default: true

strategy?: "fixed" | "absolute"

The strategy to use for positioning

Default: "absolute"

transform?: boolean

Whether to use CSS transforms to position the floating element instead of layout (top and left CSS properties). CSS transforms are more performant, but can cause conflicts with transform animations.

Default: false

Props for the TableHandleRowTrigger component.

editor?: null | Editor<TableCommandsExtension>

onSelect?: (event: CustomEvent<void>) => void

function TableHandleColumnRoot(props: TableHandleColumnRootProps & RefAttributes<TableHandleColumnRootElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandleColumnRootElement>): ReactNode

function TableHandleColumnTrigger(props: TableHandleColumnTriggerProps & RefAttributes<TableHandleColumnTriggerElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandleColumnTriggerElement>): ReactNode

function TableHandlePopoverContent(props: TableHandlePopoverContentProps & RefAttributes<TableHandlePopoverContentElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandlePopoverContentElement>): ReactNode

function TableHandlePopoverItem(props: TableHandlePopoverItemProps & RefAttributes<TableHandlePopoverItemElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandlePopoverItemElement>): ReactNode

function TableHandleRoot(props: TableHandleRootProps & RefAttributes<TableHandleRootElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandleRootElement>): ReactNode

function TableHandleRowRoot(props: TableHandleRowRootProps & RefAttributes<TableHandleRowRootElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandleRowRootElement>): ReactNode

function TableHandleRowTrigger(props: TableHandleRowTriggerProps & RefAttributes<TableHandleRowTriggerElement> & HTMLAttributes<TableHandleRowTriggerElement>): ReactNode