Installation

Before we dig in to the API, let's get you set up!

Install your table adapter as a dependency using your favorite npm package manager.

Only install ONE of the following packages:

npm install @tanstack/react-table

The @tanstack/react-table package works with React 16.8, React 17, React 18, and React 19.

NOTE: Even though the react adapter works with React 19, it may not work with the new React Compiler that's coming out along-side React 19. This may be fixed in future TanStack Table updates.

npm install @tanstack/vue-table

The @tanstack/vue-table package works with Vue 3.

npm install @tanstack/solid-table

The @tanstack/solid-table package works with Solid-JS 1

npm install @tanstack/svelte-table

The @tanstack/svelte-table package works with Svelte 3 and Svelte 4.

NOTE: There is not a built-in Svelte 5 adapter yet, but you can still use TanStack Table with Svelte 5 by installing the @tanstack/table-core package and using a custom adapter from the community. See this PR for inspiration.

npm install @tanstack/qwik-table

The @tanstack/qwik-table package works with Qwik 1.

NOTE: There will be a "breaking change" release in the near future to support Qwik 2. This will be released as a minor version bump, but will be documented. Qwik 2 itself will have no breaking changes, but its name on the npm registry will change, and require different peer dependencies.

NOTE: The current qwik adapter only works with CSR. More improvements may not be available until a future table version.

npm install @tanstack/angular-table

The @tanstack/angular-table package works with Angular 17. The Angular adapter uses a new Angular Signal implementation.

npm install @tanstack/lit-table

The @tanstack/lit-table package works with Lit 3.

npm install @tanstack/table-core

Don't see your favorite framework (or favorite version of your framework) listed? You can always just use the @tanstack/table-core package and build your own adapter in your own codebase. Usually, only a thin wrapper is needed to manage state and rendering for your specific framework. Browse the source code of all of the other adapters to see how they work.