Build tree grids and data grids in C# or JavaScript, then ship them as a single file, a folder on a file share, a hosted view or a script-free table.
dotnet add package CanopyX.Html npm install @evotecit/canopyx | Topic | Output |
|---|---|
| Start | |
| Getting started | Tree and grid |
| JavaScript | Mounted view |
| Build | |
| Reporting grids | Grouped grid |
| Email and print | Static table |
| Ship | |
| Delivery modes | File layouts |
| Data protocol | Messages |
| Reference | |
| Authoring guide | Options |
Each topic is shown with the output its page produces. The renders are CanopyX output from the same build as this site.
Install, then build a file explorer and an inventory table in C#.
CanopyTreeViewCanopyDataGridViewMount the same runtime from npm and translate its controls.
createTreeGridcreateDataGridGroup, filter, aggregate and export records with presenters.
CanopyGridReportingCanopyGridPresenterScript-free tables from the same views for mail, print and Word.
CanopyStaticHtmlSingle file, sidecar bundle or hosted data, and what each writes.
SaveHtmlPageSaveHtmlBundleThe canopyx/2 documents beside the grids they produce.
canopyx/2 viewpagegridStart with Getting started if you write C#: it installs the package and builds a tree and a table you can open from disk. Start with JavaScript if your page already has a front end. Then pick a delivery mode for the size of your data, and keep the data protocol at hand when your own server answers the requests.