Table Columns

Table Columns are added to Rancher via the addTableColumn method.

addTableColumn

(Rancher version v2.7.2)

IMPORTANT NOTE: on Rancher version v2.8.0 we've introduced breaking changes to the behaviour of this extension enhancement (Table Columns). Previously, you would target the resource name of the table you were trying to extend, which was different from the usage of the LocationConfig object in any of the other extension enhancements available. With these new changes, the LocationConfig object will be used to target a specific page that contains a table and add it to that particular one, therefore having a better control of the new table column appearance.

This method adds a table column to a ResourceTable element-based table on the UI.

Method:

plugin.addTableColumn(where: String, when: LocationConfig, options: Object);

Arguments

where string parameter admissable values for this method:

Key	Type	Description
TableColumnLocation.RESOURCE	String	Location for a table column on a Resource List View page

when Object admissable values:

LocationConfig as described above for the LocationConfig object.

TableColumnLocation.RESOURCE options

options config object. Admissable parameters for the options with 'TableColumnLocation.RESOURCE' are:

Key	Type	Description
name	String	Label for column
labelKey	String	Same as "name" but allows for translation. Will superseed "name"
value	String	Object property to obtain the value from
getValue	Fuction	Same as "value", but it can be a function. Will superseed "value"
width	Int	Column width (in px). Optional
sort	Array	Object properties to be bound to the table sorting. Optional
search	Array	Object properties to be bound to the table search. Optional

Usage example for 'TableColumnLocation.RESOURCE':

plugin.addTableColumn(
  TableColumnLocation.RESOURCE,
  { resource: ['configmap'] },
  {
    name:     'some-prop-col',
    labelKey: 'generic.comingSoon',
    getValue: (row: any) => {
      return `${ row.id }-DEMO-COL-STRING-ADDED!`;
    },
    width: 100,
    sort: ['stateSort', 'nameSort'],
    search: ['stateSort', 'nameSort'],
  }
);