I have the following code to convert my JSON dataset to html table. I want to know if it is the fastest method, or should I use jqote2 with jquery to write template?
So can somebody guide me if I am on right track or am I working on something that already exists?
<div id="hii"><!-- table loads here --></div>
<script>
var set1={ // JSON dataset & col definitions
'col':[ // definition/template of data to load in column cells
[function(x){return '<a href="?sid='+x[1]+'">'+x[0]+'</a>';}],
[function(x){return '<a href="?id='+x[2]+'">'+x[2]+'</a>';}],
],
'data':[ // raw data, output table has only 2cells/row using these 3 values from each row
['Name 1','00000001','Value 1'],
['Name 2','00000002','Value 2'],
['Name 3','00000003','Value 3'],
['Name 4','00000004','Value 4'],
['Name 1','00000001','Value 5'],
['Name 5','00000005','Value 1'],
['Name 6','00000006','Value 1'],
['Name 7','00000007','Value 2'],
['Name 8','00000008','Value 6'],
['Name 9','00000009','Value 3'],
['Name A','00000010','Value 7'],
['Name B','00000011','Value 7'],
['Name C','00000012','Value 1'],
],
};
function tbody(x){ // function to create table, using dataset name passed to x
for(i=0,data='';i<x.data.length;i++){
data+='<tr>';
for(j=0;j<x.col.length;j++){
data+='<td>'+x.col[j][0](x.data[i])+'</td>';
}
data+='</tr>';
}
return data;
}
document.getElementById('hii').innerHTML='<table>'+tbody(set1)+'</table>';
</script>
You can use Datatables. It works with jQuery and is also themable. There are quite a few options you can set that can meet your requirements, and even more.