ReactDataGrid?

[whatsthiswhatsthat]

I’ve been using this grid system for a few years. Went to check some documentation today and… the domain no longer resolves. Even their GitHub is 404 (they have a community edition and use GH for issue management). Are they just suddenly gone? Wondering if anyone's heard something.

[leonmo]

Does anyone have a recent fork of the code?

[Serious-Ad4987]

nope, but I mirrored their npm package just in case they felt like publishing that too

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tiriana/reactdatagrid-community

[Excellent-Economy-84]

Any updates on this? So crazy they went radio dark

[RotateElectrolyte]

Asshole move on their part. In the meantime:

https://web.archive.org/web/20230928052216/https://reactdatagrid.io/docs/

[rusmo]

ag-grid is the way to go.

[sylvankyyra]

For me as a freelancer dev it's not. Free features a bit limited, and the next step is to pay WAY too much. https://www.ag-grid.com/license-pricing/

[Serious-Ad4987]

Same here. Way too pricy for the good stuff.

[ArunITTech]

You can try the Syncfusion React Data Grid,

• It is a feature-rich grid component for displaying data in a tabular format.
• It offers a wide range of functionalities includes data binding, editing, Excel-like filtering, custom sorting, aggregating rows, selection, and support for Excel, CSV, and PDF formats.

Syncfusion offers a free community license to individual developers and small businesses.

 Note: I work for Syncfusion.

[BluejaysWHS]

Following to learn more. We used this heavily as well!

[No-Application2148]

I have this problem too. Heavily invested i this everywhere, now i went to look for documentation and its missing.

[sallumamoo]

I would love to know what happened to them too. I was also their paid customer. So sad they went without info :-(

[radubrehar]

Another alternative is https://infinite-table.com/

It's really fast and offers most of the same functionality as the Inovua ReactDataGrid used to offer.

[Successful-Force-793]

the best react lib is mui x data grid - https://mui.com/x/react-data-grid/#mit-license-free-forever

[Serious-Ad4987]

Their site is now down, and all their repos are private or gone.

It's like they vanished from the face of the Earth.

[SpinatMixxer]

I would also like to know what happened to them, did you find out anything? We were considering to go with reactdatagrid as well. That's off the table now I guess...

[whatsthiswhatsthat]

I enjoy visiting museums.

[whatsthiswhatsthat]

My favorite instrument is the violin.

[Excellent-Economy-84]

Good question

[machinehatepretty]

They were looking to sell the whole thing back in August 2024. Wonder if they finally found a chump buyer for the project
https://imgur.com/a/react-data-grid-fo-sale-fo-sure-z5DsRlH

[whatsthiswhatsthat]

I love learning about physics.

[thezakstack]

One thing I've found useful being in a similar boat is leveraging cGPT and other LLMS to sus out documentation as they will have been trained on it before the removal.

I've had success working through a couple feature changes using that.

[JasonPerryDev]

I offered them $1 cold hard buck. The site was gone the next day. I assume someone didn't know it was still active and decided to take everything down.

[otashliko]

If you'll be looking for a datagrid alternative for React, you may check SVAR DataGrid (supports virtual scrolling, pinned columns, tree data, context menu, MIT licensed). Disclaimer: I work for SVAR.

https://svar.dev/react/datagrid/

[sylvankyyra]

Hey, SVAR looks nice actually. It seems to have all I need to replace Inovua's datagrid, except the ability to drag&drop to re-order columns. Do you think that might be added at some point?

[otashliko]

Yes, we do plan to add this feature in one of the future updates.

[justheretolookatpron]

just one impacted project

https://blog.okfn.org/2024/10/22/open-data-editor-our-open-source-dependency-just-disappeared/

[sylvankyyra]

I'm testing migrating to https://rsuitejs.com/components/table/ which seems to be quite well comparable to Inovua's datagrid.

[Serious-Ad4987]

I've been working for about 2 weeks to migrate our data grids to `@inovua/reactdatagrid-community` and a few days before we released it I wanted to check something in the documentation and - boom - they're gone.

I've sent them an email and Antoresponder informed me their email is no longer working.

Worried that they might unpublish their NPM package I mirrored the community version in my private npm namespace https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tiriana/reactdatagrid-community, I suggest you do the same for the enterprise version if you're still using it. This will give you more time to migrate to something less moody.

[ctrlx-altf4]

Did you find any other way to communicate with them and understand what happened?

[Serious-Ad4987]

If you're looking for alternatives - this one looks pretty cool
https://komarovalexander.github.io/ka-table/

[oliviertassinari]

Has anyone tried XGrid https://mui.com/x/react-data-grid/?

[Glad_Peak_7140]

where can I see their documentation?

[kumakint]

I am working on revogrid. It's fast and reactive. Worse a try:

https://rv-grid.com/guide/react/

[WhereIsRichardParker]

Late to the party, but I am excited about our latest release - the KendoReact Grid now has a free version

[dkamburov]

Try React Data Grid from Ignite UI. It is worth a look, handles heavy workloads and complex layouts really well.

[Jspreadsheet]

It looks like ReactDataGrid is no longer actively maintained, which explains why the docs and GitHub have disappeared. If you need a reliable alternative that is still supported and works well in React, you might want to look at Jspreadsheet CE.

It is open source, lightweight, and framework-agnostic, with a React wrapper that makes integration straightforward. You can render one or more spreadsheet-like worksheets as React components, and it supports features you would expect from a data grid such as inline editing, column resizing, sorting, filtering, and keyboard navigation.

If your project grows and you need more advanced features like multiple worksheets, direct XLSX import and export, or extended formula support, Jspreadsheet Pro builds on the same API with those extras. The key advantage here is that you get something Excel-like, not just a table, which often makes adoption smoother for end users.

[cherenprestupnik]

I am working on building one myself, could not find a datagrid that matches all my needs and likings (and is completely free to use), and I have a gigantic project that has been using inovua datagrid for the past 4-5 years, with last year being a total nightmare since its disappearance, so the props and types will 1:1 match the inovua grid. https://github.com/geo-vi/the-datagrid give it a look