Closed corte closed 4 years ago
Describe the bug When using the new c-table with sort and filter functionality, if we use complex objects, the component fails to show values.
To Reproduce Have a complex object with nested properties, for example:
[ { "name": "P. Sherman", "address": { "street": "Wallaby Way", "number": 42, "city": "Sydney" } } ]
Create a c-table that will display "name" and "city":
let table = document.querySelector('c-table'); table.header = [ { key: "name", description: "Name", }, { key: "address.city", // Note the '.' accessing a subproperty description: "City", } ];
The field city will not show anything and the filter functionality will be broken:
Expected behavior Subproperty should be fetched and shown in the UI. In the example mentioned above, it should show Sydney.
Screenshots See above
Version of Corporate-ui 4.1.2-1
Framework and version If you use any specific framework please provide information
Application link Not implemented in any applications
Desktop information: Please complete the following information
Additional context A temporary work-around is mapping the object to a flat structure before showing the data. eg:
data.map(item => ({ "name": item.name, "city": item.address.city }))
Describe the bug
When using the new c-table with sort and filter functionality, if we use complex objects, the component fails to show values.
To Reproduce
Have a complex object with nested properties, for example:
Create a c-table that will display "name" and "city":
The field city will not show anything and the filter functionality will be broken:
Expected behavior
Subproperty should be fetched and shown in the UI. In the example mentioned above, it should show Sydney.
Screenshots
See above
Version of Corporate-ui
4.1.2-1
Framework and version
If you use any specific framework please provide information
Application link
Not implemented in any applications
Desktop information:
Please complete the following information
Additional context
A temporary work-around is mapping the object to a flat structure before showing the data. eg: