What about interactive table?

[braudelan]

First thing that come to mind is sorting by column. This is probably the most useful and common operation for me. Filtering would be beautiful. And other stuff I can't think of right now.

[link89]

Is this a future goal of great-tables or not? It would be great to support some simple interactive actions like sorting by columns.

[david-waterworth]

I was wondering the same, I'd love to create a table using GT that I can display in shiny that includes basic dynamic column filter/sorting. Often I migrate user spreadsheets from excel/gsheets to shiny and this would be a nice way of doing this.

[ivelasq]

@braudelan @link89 @david-waterworth we'd love for you to check out reactable-py! https://machow.github.io/reactable-py/get-started/index.html

[mshiner]

Hi

I like the look of reactable-py combined with Great Tables. I posted an issue here as I'd like to show the table in a FastHTML app. This may help me to work around #172 and #173

Anyone able to help?

Thanks
Martyn

[paddymul]

Hey all. For what it's worth I created Buckaroo which is built around interactive data exploration. It has summary stats, extensive styling options, search, sort, forms of filtering and toggable views. BuckarooWidget is built around viewing DataFrames in jupyter without typing a bunch of options. Buckaroo the framework is capable of being heavily customized into "table apps". I recently built a dataframe diff tool on top of buckaroo https://www.youtube.com/shorts/u3PW6q36ufo as an example of the types of interactive apps that Buckaroo enables.

I'm eager to collaborate and talk to anyone who is doing cool stuff with tables.

@machow @rich-iannone I hope you don't mind me talking about my project in your issues, if there's any problem, feel free to remove the comment.

[rich-iannone]

Don’t mind at all, we love Buckaroo!