newbie2000
newbie2000

Reputation: 83

Dynamically add a new row to ag-grid with dynamic (variable) columns

I'm trying to dynamically add a new row on button click event, on ag-grid on my ReactJS page.

Code below works for me, when the I've the fixed number of columns known at design-time..

let row ={
products1: "a",
products2: "b",
products3: "c"
}

gridApi.updateRowData(add: [row])

But I need to get this working as well, if the number of columns are variable and are only known at run time. Not sure if this is feasible in ReactJS/ag-grid?

Do I need to use array's map feature here?? So far, I've tried the below, but gives syntax error.

const rowArray = []

for(int index=0; index < myProductColumnsArrAtRunTime.length;index++)
{
    rowArray.map((myProductColumnsArrAtRunTime[i], myProductColumnsArrAtRunTime[i].category) => {myProductColumnsArrAtRunTime[i]}:  {myProductColumnsArrAtRunTime[i].category});                                                                                                     
}
gridApi.updateRowData(add: [rowArray])

Upvotes: 0

Views: 8463

Answers (2)

Rahul Gupta
Rahul Gupta

Reputation: 10161

To dynamically add a new row to the grid with variable columns use below code

Note: Here I have used functions from lodash library which starts from _

// GET GRID colDefs
  const colDefs = gridApi.getColumnDefs();
  const newRowObj = {};

  // LOOP OVER THE `colDefs` AND SET THE `null` DATA FOR EACH FIELD FOR THE NEWLY ADDED ROW
  _.forEach(colDefs, (eachColDef) => {
    const { field } = eachColDef;
    _.set(newRowObj, field, null);
  });

  // ADD THE NEW ROW TO THE GRID
  gridApi.updateRowData({
    add: [newRowObj],
    addIndex: 0, // YOU CAN PASS THE INDEX AT WHICH THE NEW ROW IS TO BE ADDED
  });

Upvotes: 1

Aswin
Aswin

Reputation: 26

If the number of columns change after the initial state of the grid, you need to update the column definitions first. Refer documentation for updating column definition.

Later the 'Add row' button should add new rowData based on the new set of columns. This has to be done manually based on the different column structures you have.

Upvotes: 0

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