Add Table component by lifeiscontent · Pull Request #15 · makeplane/propel

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-08T14:00:20Z

Component

Adds the Table compound component to @plane/propel, rebuilt from Figma node 4017-653 ("Table", header/data cells 38px, px-4 py-2, subtle row dividers).

Parts / subcomponents

A compound API of plain semantic elements, each Omiting className/style from its intrinsic props:

Table (<table>), root, renders on surface-1 with text-13 primary body text
TableHeader (<thead>)
TableBody (<tbody>)
TableRow (<tr>), subtle bottom divider, hover tint, last-row divider hidden
TableHead (<th>), variant default (bg-layer-1 / text-secondary, text-12 semibold) vs sortable
TableCell (<td>)

Stories declare these via the subcomponents meta (mirrors the avatar-group pattern).

Sortable header

TableHead variant="sortable" renders the label as an interactive button with a lucide sort chevron (ChevronsUpDown / ChevronUp / ChevronDown, aria-hidden) and reflects order through aria-sort (none/ascending/descending) via the sort/onSort props.

Figma

Tokens mapped from node 4017-653 master components ("Table header" 4032-7901, "Table cell" 4032-7892): bg-surface-1, bg-layer-1, border-subtle, text-primary/text-secondary/text-tertiary, text-icon-secondary, text-12/text-13, 38px height, px-4 py-2. No arbitrary hex; cva + semantic propel utilities only.

Verification

vp install, ok
vp check, all formatted, no lint/type errors
vp run -r test (Playwright chromium), 14 passed, incl. 2 new Table tests (rows/cells/columnheader roles; sortable header toggles aria-sort on click)
vp run -r build, build complete, attw: No problems found (pre-existing publint ./hooks/* warnings are unrelated)

Dependencies

Blocked by: #16 (Dropdown, editable cells). Optionally composes: #30 (Pagination). Changes requested; the Table + Spreadsheet variants + editable cells are queued behind #16.

github-actions · 2026-06-08T14:01:19Z

📚 Storybook preview: https://pr-15-propel-storybook.vamsi-906.workers.dev

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Pull request overview

This PR introduces a new semantic, compound Table component to @plane/propel, including Storybook stories that exercise basic rendering and sortable header behavior (including aria-sort).

Changes:

Adds Table compound component primitives (Table, TableHeader, TableBody, TableRow, TableHead, TableCell) with Figma-aligned styling tokens and a sortable header variant.
Implements sortable header affordance via a button + lucide chevrons, reflecting state through aria-sort.
Adds Storybook stories with interaction tests covering table roles and sortable header toggling.

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packages/propel/src/components/table/index.tsx	Implements the Table compound component API and sortable header behavior.
packages/propel/src/components/table/table.stories.tsx	Adds Storybook stories + play tests validating roles and sortable interactions.

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lifeiscontent · 2026-06-09T09:21:06Z

Removed defaultVariants; TableHead variant now required.

bhaveshraja

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Added examples of 2 types of tables.

We also need capability to click a cell and update the value with the help of dropdown component.

Page nation is another component, can be used in table if required.

Address design review on PR #15 (Figma 4017-653): - Two variants on the root `Table` via a required `variant` prop, read by the cells through context: `table` (row dividers only) and `spreadsheet` (full grid — every cell bordered). Both share the Figma cell metrics (38px, px-3 py-2, header on layer-1, body on surface-1) and a rounded outer border. - `TableEditableCell`: a click-to-edit cell whose value + trailing chevron is the trigger for a propel Dropdown, picking a new value that updates the row in place (Figma "Account type" editable cell). Owns the Dropdown root + trigger; the consumer passes the DropdownContent. - Stories: Default (Table), Spreadsheet, Sortable, EditableCells (click-cell → dropdown → value updates), all with the 4017-653 design link. Pagination is intentionally left as a separate component to compose, per review.

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-10T05:03:13Z

@bhaveshraja addressed the review (Figma 4017-653):

Two table types, Table + Spreadsheet. Modeled as a required variant prop on the root <Table> (per the prop vocabulary, not size/type), read by the cells via context so you set it once:

variant="table", standard table: rounded outer border, header underline + subtle row dividers only (no vertical rules).
variant="spreadsheet", denser grid: every header/body cell fully bordered (0.5px border/subtle), matching the Figma "Spreadsheet" frame.
Both share the same Figma cell metrics (38px tall, px-3 py-2, header on layer-1, body on surface-1).

Click a cell to update its value via the Dropdown component. New TableEditableCell sub-component: the cell's value + trailing chevron is the trigger for a propel Dropdown (@plane/propel/components/dropdown); picking an item updates the row in place, the Figma "Account type" editable cell. It owns the Dropdown root + trigger, so you just pass a DropdownContent. Demo: the new EditableCells story (click cell, dropdown, value updates, with a play-test asserting the round-trip). Works in both variants.
Pagination left as a separate component to compose later, not built into the table, as you noted.

Stories: Default (Table), Spreadsheet, Sortable, EditableCells, all linked to 4017-653. Kept proper semantics (<table>/<thead>/<tbody>/<th scope>/<td>, sortable headers reflect aria-sort). Verified against Figma in LTR and RTL (logical utilities mirror columns/alignment; the chevron is vertical so needs no mirroring). Gates green: vp check, vp run -r test (axe a11y, 91 passed), vp run -r build (attw clean), vp run -r build-storybook.

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-10T05:18:22Z

Added keyboard play tests: Enter/Space sorts (aria-sort cycles), editable cell opens the Dropdown via keyboard and Escape closes it.

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-10T07:22:45Z

@bhaveshraja ready for re-review, all the changes-requested items are addressed (CI green):

2 table types: variant="table" (rounded border, header underline + row dividers) and variant="spreadsheet" (full grid).
Editable cells: click a cell, propel Dropdown updates the value (new TableEditableCell + an EditableCells demo + keyboard test).
Pagination kept as a separate component (not built into the table), per your note.

Could you take another look and clear the changes-requested?

Designer follow-up on #15: pagination can be used with the table. The Table and Pagination stay separate components, so the story keeps the full dataset, renders only the current page of rows, and lets the Pagination below drive page and page size (changing the size resets to page 1 and updates the range label). Verified in Storybook (table variants, editable cell, and pagination) plus a play test that advances a page and asserts the rows swap.

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-10T10:28:25Z

All three points are covered now:

Two table types: the variant prop drives both layouts, table (row dividers only) and spreadsheet (full grid). See the Default and Spreadsheet stories.
Click a cell to edit via Dropdown: TableEditableCell renders the value plus a chevron as the trigger and opens a propel Dropdown to pick a new value, updating the row in place. See the EditableCells story (the Account type column).
Pagination: added a WithPagination story that composes the Table with the Pagination component. They stay separate, the table renders the current page of rows and the pagination below drives page and page size.

Rebased onto main so it picks up the merged Dropdown and Pagination. Checked all of it in Storybook (both variants, the editable-cell dropdown, and paging through the rows). vp check and the play tests are green.

bhaveshraja

There should be a border: borer-subtle around the table.
Changing to a different page using pagination is resizing the table's width. The table's width shouldn't change.
Incase of long vertical scroll, headers have to be sticking to the top. And for long horizontal scroll, Option to make first and last column sticky.
Option to have leading and trailing icons in cells. Can be an avatar too. Kind of slot.
Cell can also have only icon, eg. like more icon - to have options related to the row item.
Row height should be 44px, current with editable cell its much bigger.
Hover state and selected state should be added for editable cell.

Few of these are tittle tricky to show in figma due to its capabilities. Happy to get on to a call and explain.

…cell states Addresses design review on #15: - Rows are 44px. The editable cell was forcing rows to ~55px because its p-0 override lost to the shared cell padding under cx; padding now lives on each cell type, so the editable cell is truly full-bleed and its 44px button sets the height. - Editable cells get an explicit open/selected state (data-[popup-open]) next to the existing hover and focus states. - The WithPagination demo gets a fixed width so the table no longer resizes between pages (it is w-full and was shrink-to-fitting each page's content under centered layout). The table already has the border-subtle outer border.

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-11T13:35:45Z

Got the straightforward ones done:

Rows are 44px now. The editable cell was the cause of the taller rows: its full-bleed override wasn't actually winning, so those rows came out around 55px. Fixed it so the editable cell is genuinely full-bleed and the row is a clean 44px.
Editable cells have a selected state on top of the hover one now, the cell fills with a background while its menu is open.
The table no longer resizes when you page through. The pagination example had no set width, so it was shrinking to fit each page's content; pinned it.
The border-subtle around the table is already there, so let me know if it's reading differently somewhere for you.

The other three I'd rather do with you on that call, since they're the ones that are tricky to read off Figma: leading/trailing slots in cells (icon or avatar), an icon-only action cell for the per-row more menu, and the sticky header plus sticky first/last column behavior on scroll. Whenever works for you.

…on cell (#15) Addresses the design review (Figma 5196-4084): 1. The outer border-subtle now shows: the table is wrapped in a rounded, bordered, scrollable frame (a <table> can't clip its own rounded corners, so the border was invisible before). 2. Sticky header on vertical scroll, plus an opt-in pinned first/last column on horizontal scroll via each cell's pinned start/end. The frame is keyboard-scrollable (tabindex) only while it overflows, so it adds no stray tab stop and satisfies the axe scrollable-region rule. 3. TableCell gains inlineStartNode/inlineEndNode slots for a leading/trailing icon or Avatar (the Name column). 4. New TableActionCell: an icon-only (default ellipsis) row-options cell that opens a Dropdown, mirroring TableEditableCell. 5. Rows sit on layer-2 / layer-2-hover; actionable cells are layer-transparent / layer-transparent-hover so the cell hover reads distinctly over the row hover. Closes #15

bhaveshraja · 2026-06-15T19:15:58Z

Double border for spreadsheet variant. also small issue with border radius.

Is this related to avatar component? The text is not aligned to centre here in table.

For header text token should be text-tertiary

Can we control the scrollbar, instead of it cutting the header/taking a space for itself. can it be on top of the items, like an overlay?

…erlay scrollbar, selected cell) Round of fixes from the PR #15 design review: - Spreadsheet variant no longer draws a double border. The scroll frame owns the single outer ring, so cells only draw interior dividers (inline-end + bottom, with the last column/row dropping theirs). This also clears the squared-off corners that poked past the rounded frame. - Header text now uses text-tertiary to match the Figma "Table header" token (was text-secondary on plain headers). - Scroll frame is now a Base UI ScrollArea, so the scrollbar overlays the content instead of reserving a 12px gutter. The header is no longer clipped and the table width stays constant whether or not the scrollbar is showing (also keeps width stable across pagination). Sticky header + pinned columns still work because the ScrollArea Viewport is the real scroll container; it also gets tabIndex=0 only while it overflows, which keeps the scrollable-region-focusable a11y rule satisfied without the manual ResizeObserver. - Pinned columns draw a hairline on their inline edge so they read as separated from the content scrolling under them (logical border, RTL-safe). - Editable cell gains a selected prop: a persistent layer-transparent-selected tint a step above hover, for marking the active cell. The story wires it to the last-opened cell. Verified in the browser across light/dark and LTR/RTL: single clean grid, tertiary header, centered avatars, 44px rows, overlay scrollbar (0 reserved space), constant width across pages, sticky header + pinned columns. vp check and the full test suite (736 tests, axe gate across 4 themes) pass.

lifeiscontent · 2026-06-16T06:44:55Z

Thanks for the detailed pass. Went through all the points against the current branch and pushed the fixes. Here's where each one landed (newest first):

Spreadsheet double border + radius: fixed. The scroll frame already draws the single outer border, so the grid cells were doubling it on every edge (and squaring off the rounded corners). Cells now only draw interior dividers; the last column and last row drop theirs, so the frame's ring stays single and the corners round cleanly.
Avatar not vertically centered in a cell: this was already centered in the current code (the cell uses items-center and the Avatar centers its own initials). Confirmed in the browser, the avatar and the text sit on the same center line. Not the Avatar component or the cell, both were fine, so no change needed here. Shout if you're still seeing it on a specific row and I'll dig in.
Header text token: fixed, headers now use text-tertiary (was text-secondary).
Scrollbar should overlay, not take space: fixed. The frame is now an overlay scrollbar, so it sits on top of the content instead of reserving a gutter. The header is no longer clipped and the table width no longer shifts when the scrollbar appears.
border-subtle around the table: already in place, the frame carries a border-subtle ring. Left as is.
Pagination must not resize the table width: confirmed stable now, the width holds constant across pages (measured 758px on page 1 and page 2). The overlay scrollbar from Add Badge component #4 also helps here since it no longer steals width when rows overflow.
Sticky header + sticky first/last column: already supported and kept working through the scrollbar change. Header sticks on vertical scroll; columns take an opt-in pinned="start" / pinned="end" on the header and body cells. Verified both stick correctly, including in RTL where start pins to the right edge.
Leading/trailing slots in cells (icon or Avatar): already there via inlineStartNode / inlineEndNode on the cell. Left as is.
Icon-only cell (e.g. a "more" action): already there as the action cell with the trailing ... menu. Left as is.
Row height 44px: confirmed, body rows are 44px including with the editable cell (the editable trigger fills the full 44px cell).
Hover + selected state for the editable cell: hover/open were already there; added a persistent selected state (a stronger tint than hover) for marking the active cell.
Click a cell to edit via the Dropdown: already implemented, the editable cell opens a propel Dropdown to pick a value and updates in place. Left as is.
Pagination as a separate component: already the case, the table renders the current page's rows and the Pagination component drives page/pageSize alongside it (see the With Pagination story).

Verified everything in the browser in light and dark, LTR and RTL. Full test suite passes (axe a11y gate runs across all four themes).

The only one I'd flag for your eyes is 2., since I couldn't reproduce the misalignment. If you can point me at the exact screenshot/row, happy to take another look.

The TableHead variant axis (default/sortable) no longer defaults to "default" via cva. variant is now a required prop, so every header cell declares its visual treatment explicitly. sort/onSort remain optional (additive, only meaningful for sortable headers).

Address design review on PR #15 (Figma 4017-653): - Two variants on the root `Table` via a required `variant` prop, read by the cells through context: `table` (row dividers only) and `spreadsheet` (full grid — every cell bordered). Both share the Figma cell metrics (38px, px-3 py-2, header on layer-1, body on surface-1) and a rounded outer border. - `TableEditableCell`: a click-to-edit cell whose value + trailing chevron is the trigger for a propel Dropdown, picking a new value that updates the row in place (Figma "Account type" editable cell). Owns the Dropdown root + trigger; the consumer passes the DropdownContent. - Stories: Default (Table), Spreadsheet, Sortable, EditableCells (click-cell → dropdown → value updates), all with the 4017-653 design link. Pagination is intentionally left as a separate component to compose, per review.

SortableKeyboard: Tab to the sortable header button, then Enter/Space cycle the sort (none -> ascending -> descending -> none) with aria-sort and onSort following along; asserts the th scope=col semantics. EditableCellKeyboard: Tab+Enter opens the portaled Dropdown, Arrow Down + Enter selects a value and the cell updates in place, and Escape closes the menu and returns focus to the cell trigger. The portaled menu is queried from the document body by unique item text with waitFor for open/close. Both tagged [!dev,!autodocs,!manifest] so they run under test only.

Designer follow-up on #15: pagination can be used with the table. The Table and Pagination stay separate components, so the story keeps the full dataset, renders only the current page of rows, and lets the Pagination below drive page and page size (changing the size resets to page 1 and updates the range label). Verified in Storybook (table variants, editable cell, and pagination) plus a play test that advances a page and asserts the rows swap.

Same Markdown-in-autodocs issue as Popover/Tabs/Dropdown: the indented JSX example let the wrapper tag leak out of the code box. Wrap it in a ```tsx fence.

…cell states Addresses design review on #15: - Rows are 44px. The editable cell was forcing rows to ~55px because its p-0 override lost to the shared cell padding under cx; padding now lives on each cell type, so the editable cell is truly full-bleed and its 44px button sets the height. - Editable cells get an explicit open/selected state (data-[popup-open]) next to the existing hover and focus states. - The WithPagination demo gets a fixed width so the table no longer resizes between pages (it is w-full and was shrink-to-fitting each page's content under centered layout). The table already has the border-subtle outer border.

…on cell (#15) Addresses the design review (Figma 5196-4084): 1. The outer border-subtle now shows: the table is wrapped in a rounded, bordered, scrollable frame (a <table> can't clip its own rounded corners, so the border was invisible before). 2. Sticky header on vertical scroll, plus an opt-in pinned first/last column on horizontal scroll via each cell's pinned start/end. The frame is keyboard-scrollable (tabindex) only while it overflows, so it adds no stray tab stop and satisfies the axe scrollable-region rule. 3. TableCell gains inlineStartNode/inlineEndNode slots for a leading/trailing icon or Avatar (the Name column). 4. New TableActionCell: an icon-only (default ellipsis) row-options cell that opens a Dropdown, mirroring TableEditableCell. 5. Rows sit on layer-2 / layer-2-hover; actionable cells are layer-transparent / layer-transparent-hover so the cell hover reads distinctly over the row hover. Closes #15

The RichRows action-menu test asserted toBeVisible right after findByRole, racing the menu's open scale-fade in CI. Wrap it in waitFor like the other menu tests.

…erlay scrollbar, selected cell) Round of fixes from the PR #15 design review: - Spreadsheet variant no longer draws a double border. The scroll frame owns the single outer ring, so cells only draw interior dividers (inline-end + bottom, with the last column/row dropping theirs). This also clears the squared-off corners that poked past the rounded frame. - Header text now uses text-tertiary to match the Figma "Table header" token (was text-secondary on plain headers). - Scroll frame is now a Base UI ScrollArea, so the scrollbar overlays the content instead of reserving a 12px gutter. The header is no longer clipped and the table width stays constant whether or not the scrollbar is showing (also keeps width stable across pagination). Sticky header + pinned columns still work because the ScrollArea Viewport is the real scroll container; it also gets tabIndex=0 only while it overflows, which keeps the scrollable-region-focusable a11y rule satisfied without the manual ResizeObserver. - Pinned columns draw a hairline on their inline edge so they read as separated from the content scrolling under them (logical border, RTL-safe). - Editable cell gains a selected prop: a persistent layer-transparent-selected tint a step above hover, for marking the active cell. The story wires it to the last-opened cell. Verified in the browser across light/dark and LTR/RTL: single clean grid, tertiary header, centered avatars, 44px rows, overlay scrollbar (0 reserved space), constant width across pages, sticky header + pinned columns. vp check and the full test suite (736 tests, axe gate across 4 themes) pass.

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+    /**
+     * Visual treatment. `sortable` renders a clickable button with a sort chevron;
+     * set it whenever you pass `sort`.
+     */
+    variant: NonNullable<VariantProps<typeof tableHeadVariants>["variant"]>;


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Table stories: add Figma design link to meta parameters

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Storybook: drop the ai-generated tag from the table story

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Same Markdown-in-autodocs issue as Popover/Tabs/Dropdown: the indented JSX example let the wrapper tag leak out of the code box. Wrap it in a ```tsx fence.

Table: wait for the action menu to settle before asserting visibility

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Table: update RichRows DropdownItem to inlineStartNode (follows #98)

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* Visual treatment. `sortable` renders a clickable button with a sort chevron;

* set it whenever you pass `sort`.

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