FluTable 0.1.0

FluTable

A zero-dependency generic Blazor data grid that maintains 100% table width under column resize, supports double-click auto-fit, and exposes every cell and header through RenderFragment templates.

Built because FluentDataGrid locks column widths to absolute pixels after the first drag — there's no way to stay at 100% of the container without patching its private JS state. FluTable is percentage-based from the ground up.

Features

• Percentage-based column resize — total table width always equals 100%, no horizontal scroll surprises
• Double-click auto-fit — reads the natural content width of every cell in a column and sizes to it
• Generic <TItem> — works with any model, no reflection, no attributes
• CellTemplate and HeaderTemplate — put any Razor markup in cells and headers (icons, badges, buttons, subtitles)
• Multi-line cells — set Multiline="true" for white-space: pre-wrap cells
• Built-in row actions — hover-reveal insert-above, insert-below, delete icons with an optional NewRowFactory
• CSS variable theming — customize font size, cell padding, and wrapper margin from the consuming app
• Zero runtime dependencies — only Microsoft.AspNetCore.App, no FluentUI, no MudBlazor, no third-party icon packs
• .NET 10, Blazor Server + WebAssembly

Installation

dotnet add package FluTable

Then add the script reference to your App.razor (or _Host.cshtml, wherever your root layout lives):

<script type="module" src="@Assets["_content/FluTable/app-grid.js"]"></script>

The script self-initializes via MutationObserver — no JS interop call required from Blazor. It watches for [data-ag-table] elements and wires resize handles automatically, so it works with Server, WebAssembly, and enhanced navigation without manual setup.

Important: pages that render a <FluTable> must use an interactive render mode (@rendermode InteractiveServer or InteractiveWebAssembly) because the resize handles depend on JS interop.

Usage

@page "/meetings"
@rendermode InteractiveServer

<FluTable TItem="Meeting" Items="@_rows" NewRowFactory="@(() => new Meeting())">

    <FluTableColumn TItem="Meeting" Header="" Width="40px" Resizable="false">
        <CellTemplate>
            <input type="checkbox" @bind="context.IsSelected" />
        </CellTemplate>
    </FluTableColumn>

    <FluTableColumn TItem="Meeting" Header="Title">
        <CellTemplate>@context.Title</CellTemplate>
    </FluTableColumn>

    <FluTableColumn TItem="Meeting" Header="Notes" Multiline="true">
        <CellTemplate>@context.Notes</CellTemplate>
    </FluTableColumn>

    <FluTableColumn TItem="Meeting" Header="Date">
        <CellTemplate>@context.Date.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd")</CellTemplate>
    </FluTableColumn>

</FluTable>

@code {
    private List<Meeting> _rows = new();

    private sealed class Meeting
    {
        public bool     IsSelected { get; set; }
        public string   Title      { get; set; } = "";
        public string   Notes      { get; set; } = "";
        public DateTime Date       { get; set; }
    }
}

Rich header templates

Any Razor markup works inside a HeaderTemplate:

<FluTableColumn TItem="Meeting" Header="Title">
    <HeaderTemplate>
        <strong>Title</strong>
        <span class="badge">@_rows.Count</span>
    </HeaderTemplate>
    <CellTemplate>@context.Title</CellTemplate>
</FluTableColumn>

Interaction model

The last flex column deliberately has no resize handle — there's no right-hand neighbor to donate from, so dragging/double-clicking would be a no-op.

FluTable parameters

FluTableColumn parameters

CSS variable theming

FluTable's internal CSS reads these custom properties with sensible fallbacks. Set them on any ancestor element and they cascade in:

<div style="--ag-font-size:16px; --ag-cell-padding:6px;">
    <FluTable TItem="Meeting" Items="@_rows">...</FluTable>
</div>

The grid also reads FluentUI design tokens (--accent-fill-rest, --neutral-foreground-rest, etc.) when available, falling back to Microsoft-ish defaults otherwise — so it themes nicely in a FluentUI Blazor app without requiring it as a dependency.

Requirements

• .NET 10
• A Blazor host (Server, WebAssembly, or Hybrid) with interactive rendering enabled on the consuming page

License

MIT