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Add support for the datatables.net extensions like e.g. "buttons" #50
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Hello! First, I'd like to say THANK YOU for making this package! I always loved using DT in R, and just today found I'm eager to see buttons supported as well, so just wanted to offer any help if you need it. I noticed #67 is very active so you may have it covered already. At least the wanted to say hi and thank you :) |
Hi @rikturr , thank you for your kind and supportive message! Yes when we can add buttons to this package we'll reach a great milestone. As you saw at #67 that is still a work in progress - in that PR I am trying to adapt @qqdaiyu55's approach from that comment to make it more generic, but we're not done yet! |
The latest release of One example is given at https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/74578 and looks like this:
In the context of Jupyter we need to load all these libraries from a CDN. That means that we will have to find out how to write the import map for the above example. @allan, is it already possible to infer the import map from https://datatables.net/download/index? Do you have any advice on how to write the import map for this example? Thank you so much! |
Is there any hacky way I can use buttons? e.g., download the .js file and import it? (I'm also a DT R user and was pleased to see itables in progress! keep up the good work!) |
Buttons are supported in |
Incredible. Absolutely incredible. |
Can we add support for some extensions like buttons? See #18 for a first attempt.
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