To add the dependency to your Kotlin Multiplatform project, open the build.gradle.kts of your shared module, then

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        commonMain.dependencies {
            implementation(libs.composematerialdatatable)
        }
    }
}

and, in your libs.versions.toml, add:

composematerialdatatable = "1.2.2"

[libraries]
composematerialdatatable = { module = "io.github.aleksandar-stefanovic:composematerialdatatable", version.ref = "composematerialdatatable" }

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        commonMain.dependencies {
            implementation("io.github.aleksandar-stefanovic:composematerialdatatable:1.2.2")
        }
    }
}

• Column width settings
  • Fixed — the column with use the specified width
  • Wrap Content — the column will spread to the intrinsic width of the content
  • Flex — the column will use remaining available space, split across all Flex columns by weight
• Sorting — click on the table header to toggle between sorting ascending, descending, and resetting
• Column types
  • String
  • Int
  • Double
  • Date
  • Dropdown (specific set of values)
  • Checkbox (Boolean)
• Cell editing (for now, String, Int, Double, Checkbox and Dropdown types are supported, with Date support coming soon)
• Column aligning
• Text selection (works but selecting multiple cells at once just concatenates them without whitespace at the moment)
• Toggleable selection column (first column with tri-state checkbox header and checkbox cells, which emits events on interaction)
• Filtering
• Client-based pagination
• Horizontal and vertical scrolling

For the planned features, see Issues.

Right now, it is tested and working on:

• Desktop
• Android
• WASM (with the limitation of not having number formatting)
• iOS

Gradle submodule sample contains a working example of the Table implementation, see Sample App.kt.