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##### This project is a successor of [nayjest/grids](https://github.com/Nayjest/Grids) (Data Grids Framework for Laravel).

This package is framwork-agnostic in sense of both backend and frontend frameworks, i. e.:
This package is framwork-agnostic in sense of both backend and frontend frameworks, i.e.:
* You can use it with any PHP framework or without it. Integration packages will help you to use facilities of popular PHP frameworks.
* Don't worry about fitting markup to your favorite CSS framework. Just describe grid structure and add one of available customizations that will apply framework-specific modifications to markup.

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* Can be used with wide variety of data sources (php array, PDO database connection, Laravel ActiveRecord or QueryBuilder, Doctrine DBAL Query builder, etc)
* Themes / Customizations / Styling
* Can be used with any PHP framework, has integration packages for popular frameworks.
* Don't worry about fitting markup for your favorite CSS framework. Just describe grid structure and components and then apply customization. This package is framework-agnostic in sense of fronted frameworks and bundled with themes for Twitter Bootstrap, Foundation, Semantic UI
* Don't worry about fitting markup for your favorite CSS framework. Just describe grid structure and components and then apply customization. This package is framework-agnostic in sense of frontend frameworks and bundled with themes for Twitter Bootstrap, Foundation, Semantic UI
* Alot of components ready to use: filters, sorting, totals, row details, pagination, CSV export
* User-friendly for developers (documentation in progress)

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$provider,
// all components are optional, you can specify only columns
[
new TableCaption('My Grid')
new TableCaption('My Grid'),
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This is the syntax fix. everything else is a spelling mistake

new Column('id'),
new Column('name'),
new Column('role'),
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This package bundled with demo-application.

Souce code of demos available [here](https://github.com/view-components/grids/blob/master/tests/webapp/Controller.php)
Source code of demos available [here](https://github.com/view-components/grids/blob/master/tests/webapp/Controller.php)

### Working Demo Deployed to Heroku

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### Running Demo Application Locally

To run it locally, you must install this package as stand-alone project with dev-dependencis.
To run it locally, you must install this package as stand-alone project with dev-dependencies.

Then, run web-server from the package directory with the following command:

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