Tables
FlutKit provides a collection of table implementation examples designed as reference screens for developers.
These examples are not reusable widgets, but screen-level implementations intended to be studied, adapted, and reused by copying the source code.
The table examples focus on data-intensive UI patterns commonly used in dashboards, admin panels, and enterprise applications.
Available Table Examples
Below is the list of table examples included in FlutKit:
1. Basic Table
A standard table implementation for displaying structured tabular data.
Typical use cases:
- User lists
- Product catalogs
- Transaction history
2. Drag & Drop Table
A table that allows row reordering using drag & drop interactions.
Typical use cases:
- Priority management
- Custom ordering
- Workflow configuration
3. Stacked Header Table
A table with multi-level or grouped headers, suitable for complex datasets.
Typical use cases:
- Financial reports
- Analytical dashboards
- Comparison views
4. Checkbox Table
A table with row selection using checkboxes, supporting multiple selections.
Typical use cases:
- Bulk actions
- Mass updates
- Data administration tools
5. Editable Table
A table that supports inline cell editing.
Typical use cases:
- Configuration management
- Admin settings
- Quick data adjustments
6. Filtering Table
A table that includes data filtering, either globally or per column.
Typical use cases:
- Searchable datasets
- Advanced data exploration
- Admin dashboards
7. Summaries Table
A table that displays summary or aggregated values, such as totals or averages.
Typical use cases:
- Financial summaries
- Sales reports
- Performance metrics
8. Resizing Table
A table with resizable columns, allowing users to adjust column width interactively.
Typical use cases:
- Power-user dashboards
- Data-heavy workflows
- Desktop-focused applications
Source Code Location
All table implementations can be found in:
lib/views/screens/table
Each file in this directory represents a complete example screen, not a reusable table widget.
How to Use These Table Examples
Developers are expected to:
- Open the relevant table screen file
- Study the implementation details, including:
- Widget structure
- Column configuration
- Data source handling
- State management logic
- Copy and paste the code into their own project
- Adapt styling, behavior, and logic to match their application requirements
This approach provides maximum flexibility without enforcing a rigid widget API.
Notes
- Table examples in FlutKit are optimized for dashboard and admin UI scenarios
- Some implementations may rely on third-party table libraries or custom logic
- Code is intentionally not over-simplified to reflect real-world application patterns
