Top Svelte Table Libraries

TanStack/table is a headless UI library for building powerful tables and datagrids in React, Vue, and Solid.

Code Example

import { useTable } from '@tanstack/react-table'

const table = useTable({ columns, data })
return <table {...table.getTableProps()}>{/* ... */}</table>

Pros

• Offers more advanced table features compared to tabler/tabler-icons, which is primarily an icon library
• Provides greater flexibility and customization for table UI compared to atomicdata-dev/atomic-server, which is a data server

Cons

• Has a steeper learning curve compared to simpler icon libraries like tabler/tabler-icons
• Requires more setup and configuration than atomicdata-dev/atomic-server for basic data display
• Focuses solely on tables and datagrids, unlike atomicdata-dev/atomic-server which offers broader data management capabilities

Tabler Icons is a set of free, open-source SVG icons designed for use in web projects.

Pros

• Offers a large collection of over 4,000 customizable SVG icons, providing more variety than TanStack Table or Atomic Server.
• Designed specifically for UI/UX, making it more suitable for web design than the other projects.
• Lightweight and easy to integrate into various web frameworks and design systems.

Cons

• Focused solely on icons, lacking the data management capabilities of TanStack Table or the decentralized data features of Atomic Server.
• May require additional tools or libraries for advanced icon manipulation, unlike more comprehensive UI libraries.
• Not as feature-rich for complex data handling compared to TanStack Table or Atomic Server's data management capabilities.

Atomic Server is a fast, open-source database and graph server that uses Atomic Data for data storage and exchange.

Pros

• Offers a more comprehensive data management solution compared to TanStack/table and tabler/tabler-icons, which are focused on specific UI components.
• Provides a flexible and interoperable data model that can be used across different applications and systems.
• Includes built-in versioning, authentication, and authorization features, which are not present in the other projects.

Cons

• Has a steeper learning curve compared to TanStack/table and tabler/tabler-icons, which are more focused on specific UI tasks.
• May be overkill for projects that only need simple data visualization or icon libraries.
• Less mature and has a smaller community compared to the other projects, potentially leading to fewer resources and third-party integrations.

Note: The code example section has been omitted as Atomic Server is not primarily a code library but a database and server system.