Columns

Columns are the basic item of GridView. You may set column by a bunch of ways:

• attribute_name - you may specify column as string with column name, AttributeColumn will be picked as column class.
• view:pah.to.view - you may pick view by prefix view:, in this case each column will be rendered from view. Variables-attributes of data row are available inside it.
• [...config...] - for better tuning, you configuring options for each config. See available options below.

Available column options

Option	Type	Description
class	string	Class or alias
title	string	Column title (in thead)
value	mixed	Value is column-type-specific, please dig into particular column class for reference
filter	BaseFilter,null,[],string	Either configuration array, null or string with filter alias/class are valid
sortable	bool	Mark column as sortable (works mainly for attribute column)
headerHtmlOptions	[]	A (k => v) list of options for th. Closure is valid as a value
contentHtmlOptions	[]	A (k => v) list of options for td, Closure is valid with a single argument (current row)
formatters	[]	A list of formatters to apply to current column (applied sequently)
emptyValue	string	Value which replaces empty column values

Columns

Here is a list of available columns for usage:

• ActionsColumn (alias: actions)
• AttributeColumn (is used by default, alias: attribute)
• CallbackColumn (alias: callback)
• ViewColumn (alias: view)

In case of CallbackColumn usage, instead of value pass \Closure which has a single argument - $model or $row to get access to current item.

In case of AttributeColumn, you may specify string value which’ll be column name (you are allowed to use dot notation: attr.sub.sub2)

ViewColumn could render content from blade view. Simply describe column as a string with view:[path] and it’ll be parsed as view column.

Action column

This column allows you to build actions list for each entity. Here is a sample of action column:

[
    'class' => 'actions',
    'value' => [
        'edit:/path/to/{Host}',
        'view:/path/{Host}',
        'delete:/path/to/{Host}',
        new \Woo\GridView\Columns\Actions\Action('copy/{Host}', '<i class="fa fa-copy"></i>'),
    ]
]

Action could be described both as string with a mask: [alias]:[url], or as an object by passing an instance which extends Action class. Additionally you can use any attribute from current row in brackets, for ex {Host} - this will be replaced with $row->Host. For more reference about actions, please review Actions list.