Table / data grid

In review

Live · web

Density

ComfortableCompact

DataLoadingEmpty

1 selected

Sessions with status, token usage, cost, and last-updated time. Column headers sort; the first column selects rows.

	Session	Status	Tokens	Cost	Updated
	nockerl-design · docs site	Streaming	137,730	$2.41	now
	api-server · gateway refactor	Idle	89,210	$1.58	12m
	credential-store · allowlist audit	Needs attention	41,980	$0.74	1h
	dueydo · failed deploy	Failed	15,240	$0.29	3h
	Total · 5 sessions		348,710	$6.14

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Loading: skeleton rows hold the column grid

	Session	Tokens	Cost

Sorted by updated (asc) · 1 selected · page 1 of 2 · comfortable. The grid is live: change --color-divider and every hairline moves.

Data-alignment canon (per column)

Alignment carries meaning, so it is typed per column, not guessed:

• Text → left (align omitted) for names, labels, the reading edge.
• Numbers → right (align: 'end') so tokens, cost, counts line up digit-to-digit for comparison; a mono column right-aligns by default (and renders tabular figures).
• Status chips / badges → center (align: 'center') because a pill is a self-contained token that sits centered in its column rather than hugging an edge.

Headers inherit their column’s alignment (the sort arrow leads on the data edge for numbers) and a footer total sits under, and aligned to, its own column (the label left, the numeric totals right).

Code

TypeScript

// Web: React, consuming @dizyx/nockerl-tokens. NockerlTable ships from
// @dizyx/nockerl-react: the typed columns, sortable headers, checkbox selection
// (select-all + per-row), sticky header, footer summary, and loading / empty
// states are all in the package. v1 ships columns · sort · sticky · selection ·
// empty · loading · density · footer; row virtualization + inline cell editing
// are a later slice. (For a single-column sectioned list use NockerlListItem; for
// one record's fields use Key-value.) NockerlTable is CONTROLLED. The caller
// sorts `rows` (and paginates with NockerlPagination); each column's render(row)
// supplies the cell content.
import { useState } from 'react';
import { NockerlTable, type NockerlTableSort } from '@dizyx/nockerl-react';

export function SessionsTable({ rows, sort, selected, onSort, onSelect }: SessionsTableProps) {
  return (
    <NockerlTable
      rows={rows}                          // rendered verbatim, so sort/paginate before passing in
      getRowId={(r) => r.id}
      columns={[
        { key: 'name', header: 'Session', sortable: true,
          render: (r) => <NameCell status={r.status} label={r.name} /> },
        { key: 'status', header: 'Status', align: 'center', sortable: true,   // chips/badges → center
          render: (r) => <StatusPill status={r.status} /> },
        // The alignment CANON: text left (default), numbers right (align: 'end'), chips center
        // (align: 'center'); a mono column right-aligns by default. mono renders tabular figures.
        { key: 'tokens', header: 'Tokens', align: 'end', mono: true, sortable: true,
          render: (r) => r.tokens.toLocaleString() },
        { key: 'cost', header: 'Cost', align: 'end', mono: true, sortable: true,
          render: (r) => `$${r.cost.toFixed(2)}` },
        { key: 'updated', header: 'Updated', align: 'end', mono: true, sortable: true,
          render: (r) => r.updatedLabel },
      ]}
      sort={sort}                          // { key, dir: 'asc' | 'desc' } drives header arrow + aria-sort
      onSortChange={onSort}
      selectable                            // checkbox column + header select-all (indeterminate when partial)
      selectedIds={selected}
      onSelectionChange={onSelect}
      density="comfortable"                // 'comfortable' | 'compact' (padding only)
      stickyHeader                          // header stays flush while the body scrolls
      footer={(all) => <SummaryRow rows={all} />}   // totals row pinned to the bottom
      loading={false}                       // true → skeleton rows that hold the grid
      empty={<EmptyState />}                // shown when there are no rows
      ariaLabel="Sessions"
    />
  );
}

Kotlin

// Android: Jetpack Compose (canonical). There is no NockerlDataTable component;
// tabular data is a Row of weighted COLUMNS inside a LazyColumn, with mono numeric
// cells and HorizontalDivider hairlines (the ClusterSheet idiom). Sorting is state
// the caller owns; the header row carries the clickable sort affordance.

@Composable
fun SessionTable(rows: List<Session>, sort: SortState, onSort: (SortKey) -> Unit) {
    val colors = LocalNockerlColors.current
    Column(modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth()) {
        // Header row is the strong band; each sortable column is a clickable label + arrow.
        Row(
            modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth()
                .background(MaterialTheme.colorScheme.surfaceContainerHighest)
                .padding(horizontal = 16.dp, vertical = 10.dp),
            verticalAlignment = Alignment.CenterVertically,
        ) {
            SortHeader("Session", SortKey.NAME, sort, onSort, Modifier.weight(1f))        // text-left
            SortHeader("Tokens", SortKey.TOKENS, sort, onSort, Modifier.weight(0.5f), end = true) // numeric → right
            SortHeader("Cost", SortKey.COST, sort, onSort, Modifier.weight(0.4f), end = true)
        }
        HorizontalDivider(thickness = 1.dp, color = colors.divider)

        // Body: one Row of weighted cells per record; numeric cells are Monospace + right-aligned.
        LazyColumn {
            itemsIndexed(rows, key = { _, r -> r.id }) { i, r ->
                Row(
                    modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth().clickable { /* select */ }
                        .padding(horizontal = 16.dp, vertical = 12.dp),
                    verticalAlignment = Alignment.CenterVertically,
                ) {
                    Text(r.name, style = MaterialTheme.typography.bodyMedium,
                        maxLines = 1, modifier = Modifier.weight(1f))                      // text-left
                    Text(r.tokens.format(), style = MaterialTheme.typography.labelMedium,
                        fontFamily = FontFamily.Monospace, textAlign = TextAlign.End,
                        modifier = Modifier.weight(0.5f))                                  // numeric → right + mono
                    Text("$${r.cost}", style = MaterialTheme.typography.labelMedium,
                        fontFamily = FontFamily.Monospace, textAlign = TextAlign.End,
                        modifier = Modifier.weight(0.4f))
                }
                if (i < rows.lastIndex) HorizontalDivider(thickness = 1.dp, color = colors.divider)
            }
        }
    }
}

Swift

// macOS: SwiftUI (canonical). AppKit-backed `Table` is the real multi-column grid:
// `TableColumn`s, click-to-sort via `sortOrder` + `KeyPathComparator`, and a numeric
// column using `.monospacedDigit()`. Selection binds to a Set of row ids.
struct SessionsTable: View {
    let rows: [Session]
    @State private var selection = Set<Session.ID>()
    @State private var sortOrder = [KeyPathComparator(\Session.updated)]

    var body: some View {
        Table(sortedRows, selection: $selection, sortOrder: $sortOrder) {
            TableColumn("Session", value: \.name) { row in
                Label(row.name, systemImage: "circle.fill")     // leading status dot + name
                    .foregroundStyle(NockerlTheme.onSurface)
            }
            TableColumn("Status", value: \.status.rank) { row in StatusPill(row.status) }
            TableColumn("Tokens", value: \.tokens) { row in
                Text(row.tokens, format: .number)
                    .monospacedDigit().frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .trailing) // numeric → right
            }
            TableColumn("Cost", value: \.cost) { row in
                Text(row.cost, format: .currency(code: "USD"))
                    .monospacedDigit().frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .trailing)
            }
            TableColumn("Updated", value: \.updated) { row in
                Text(row.updatedLabel).monospacedDigit()
                    .frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .trailing)
            }
        }
    }

    // `Table` re-sorts when a header is clicked; apply the comparator to the data.
    private var sortedRows: [Session] { rows.sorted(using: sortOrder) }
}

Parameters

TypeScript

NockerlTable takes a rows array, a typed columns definition, and the cross-cutting concerns (sort, selection, density, sticky, footer, loading, empty) as props. Each NockerlTableColumn declares its own key / header, a render(row) cell, and per-column align / mono / sortable / width. v1 ships columns · sort · sticky · selection · empty · loading · density · footer; row virtualization and inline cell editing are a deliberate later slice. NockerlTable is controlled: it renders rows verbatim (sort + paginate before passing them in) and reports sort intent via onSortChange.

Prop	Type	Default	Description
columns *	NockerlTableColumn<Row>[]	n/a	The typed column definitions (order = column order).
rows *	Row[]	n/a	The rows to render, verbatim. The caller sorts + paginates before passing them in.
getRowId	(row: Row, index: number) => string	n/a	Stable id per row. It keys React and drives the selection set. Defaults to String(index).
sort	NockerlTableSort | null	n/a	Controlled sort state (the active column + direction), or null when unsorted.
onSortChange	(next: NockerlTableSort) => void	n/a	Fired with the next sort when a sortable header is clicked (toggles asc/desc on the same key).
selectable	boolean	false	Add a checkbox column + a header select-all (indeterminate on a partial page).
selectedIds	Set<string>	n/a	Controlled set of selected row ids (selectable).
onSelectionChange	(next: Set<string>) => void	n/a	Fired with the next selected-id set when a box (row or select-all) toggles.
stickyHeader	boolean	false	Pin the header (and footer) so they stay flush while the body scrolls.
loading	boolean	false	Renders skeleton rows that hold the column grid; sets aria-busy.
loadingRows	number	3	How many skeleton rows to show while loading.
empty	ReactNode	n/a	Shown in place of the body when rows is empty (and not loading).
footer	(rows: Row[]) => ReactNode	n/a	A summary row pinned under the body (column totals, for example). Receives the rendered rows.
density	NockerlTableDensity	'comfortable'	Row density. It adjusts vertical padding only, never the fill.
maxHeight	string	n/a	Max height of the scroll region (proves the sticky header). A CSS length; omit for no cap.
ariaLabel	string	n/a	Accessible name for the <table>.
caption	string	n/a	A visually-hidden <caption> describing the table for assistive tech.

Kotlin

There is no NockerlDataTable. The grid is hand-assembled from a header Row, weighted column cells, and HorizontalDivider hairlines (the ClusterSheet idiom). These are the building blocks you compose.

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
Row + Modifier.weight(f)	@Composable	n/a	A table row is a Row of cells; each cell's Modifier.weight(f) is its column width. The header is the same Row with strong-band background.
textAlign	TextAlign	TextAlign.Start	TextAlign.End right-aligns a numeric cell (and its header) inside its weighted column.
fontFamily	FontFamily	default	FontFamily.Monospace on numeric / id / metric cells so figures line up, following the in-app convention (LiveModelRow, NodeCard).
sort (caller state)	SortState	n/a	Sorting is caller-owned state; the header cell is clickable and shows an arrow. The body is rendered from the pre-sorted list (rows.sortedBy { … }).
clickable { }	Modifier	n/a	Row selection / activation: the whole row is one target; a selected row gets a soft cyan wash + trailing check (never a left stripe, Law 6).
HorizontalDivider	@Composable	thickness = 1.dp	The hairline BETWEEN rows (color = colors.divider). Cyan (1.5dp) is reserved for the chrome boundary, never a row rule.
LazyColumn	@Composable	n/a	The scrolling body. A sticky header uses stickyHeader { } (intended; see drift).

Swift

macOS SwiftUI ships a real Table (AppKit-backed). You declare TableColumns with a sort value: key path; Table drives click-to-sort through sortOrder + selection through a bound Set. State comes from the bindings, so there are no Nockerl-specific parameters.

Style	Type	Default	Description
Table(_, selection:, sortOrder:)	View	n/a	The grid. selection binds to a Set<ID> (multi-select); sortOrder binds to the comparator array that drives header sorting.
TableColumn(_, value:)	TableColumn	n/a	One column. value: is a KeyPathComparator key path; supplying it makes the header sortable (the click + arrow are built in).
.monospacedDigit()	Modifier	n/a	Tabular figures on numeric cells so columns line up, following the in-app convention (HomeSection, RecordingHUD).
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .trailing)	Modifier	n/a	Right-aligns a numeric cell within its column.
sorted(using: sortOrder)	Method	n/a	Apply the bound comparator to the data so the body reflects the header sort.

Cross-platform drift (table vs list vs key-value)

This page is the multi-column grid. The single-column sectioned collection is List; one record’s label→value fields are Key-value. The real divergences between the shipped platforms, tracked in the Review queue:

• No true grid on mobile. Neither Android nor Voice ships a DataTable. Both lay tabular data out as column-ish weighted rows (Compose Row { Modifier.weight(1f) }, Voice LazyVGrid of cards), with mono numeric cells + hairline rules. macOS SwiftUI is the one platform with a real Table (TableColumn + KeyPathComparator). The web grid was designed ORIGINALLY here from the laws + the shared checkbox / divider / pagination / mono vocabulary and now ships as NockerlTable in @dizyx/nockerl-react (v1, with virtualization + inline cell editing a later slice).
• Column-header sorting is a web/macOS affordance; Compose’s lists today are pre-sorted by the caller (sortedBy { it.name.lowercase() }) with no clickable header arrow. A reusable sort header for Compose is the open extraction item.
• Sticky header: the web grid and the SwiftUI Table keep the header pinned; Compose has stickyHeader but no shipped screen uses it yet, so canonizing it is open.
• Row selection (resolved in [adjudication 2026-07-02 · B20]): the one selection model is a soft cyan wash + trailing check, never a left stripe. The web grid pairs it with a checkbox column; macOS uses the native Table selection highlight; Compose (today a per-row clickable background) conforms.