Use mcTable in your stack

Container

Mount target

If you don’t provide a container in the constructor, mcTable will look for:

#mct-container

.mct-container

TypeScript

TypeScript & Node.js

npm i mctable

import { McTable } from "mctable";

const mcTable = new McTable();

Web

JavaScript (web)

Download builds:

ES6 module

UMD build

import McTable from "./mctable-latest.es6.min.js";
new McTable();

      // or via <script> UMD
      <script defer src="https://mormitech.com/mctable/dist/mctable-latest.umd.min.js"></script>
new McTable();

Examples

JSFiddle

Data + columns example

Web embed example

Power BI

Power BI-ready pattern

To create a basic Power BI visual that uses mcTable (high-level steps):

npm install -g powerbi-visuals-tools
pbiviz new MyMcTableVisual

# inside the visual folder
npm i mctable

# in src/visual.ts
import { McTable } from "mctable";

# then construct
const mcTable = new McTable({
  container: this.target
});

pbiviz start

Power BI product packaging comes later, but this shows the intended embedding approach.

License

Set license

// Private / non-commercial
const mcTable = new McTable({
  license: "non-commercial"
});

// Commercial
const mcTableCommercial = new McTable({
  license: {
    owner: "__YourCompanyName",
    key: "__YourLicenseKey"
  }
});

Details: licensing page.