React Data GridStatus Bar Panels (Components)Enterprise

Status Bar Panels allow you to add your own components to the grid's Status Bar. Use this when the provided status bar components do not meet your requirements.

Simple Status Bar Component

Below is an example of a status bar component:

import React from 'react';

export default props => {
    const onClick = () => {
        alert('Selected Row Count: ' + props.api.getSelectedRows().length)
    }

    const style = {
        padding: 5,
        margin: 5
    }

    return <input style={style} type="button" onClick={onClick} value="Click Me For Selected Row Count"/>;
};

Status Bar Panel Interface

Any valid React component can be a status bar component.

When a status bar component is instantiated then the following will be made available on props:

Status Panel Parameters

Configuring Status Bar Panels

In order to add new components to the Status Bar (or to configure the provided agAggregationComponent component) you need to provide the components and any associated information to statusBar:

<AgGridReact 
       statusBar: {{
           statusPanels: [
               {
                   statusPanel: MyStatusBarComponent
               },
               {
                   statusPanel: 'agAggregationComponent',
                   statusPanelParams : {
                       // only show count and sum ('min', 'max', 'avg' won't be shown)
                       aggFuncs: ['count', 'sum']
                   }
               }
           ]
       }}
       ...other props...
/>

In the configuration above we've specified a custom component (MyStatusBarComponent) as well as the provided agAggregationComponent component.

Order is important here - the order of the components provided will determine the order in which they're rendered, from left to right.

Initialisation of Status Bar Components

The status bar components will be instantiated before the grid is fully initialised - specifically they will be initialised before any row data has been rendered.

If you have a component that you wish to work on data once it's ready (calculate the sum of a column for example) then you'll need to hook into the modelUpdated event. Remember to remove the event listener when the component is destroyed.

const updateStatusBar = () => { ... }

  useEffect(() => {
    props.api.addEventListener('modelUpdated', updateStatusBar);

    // Remember to remove the event listener when the component is destroyed
    return () => props.api.removeEventListener('modelUpdated', updateStatusBar);
  }, []);

Accessing Status Bar Panel Instances

After the grid has created an instance of a status bar component it is possible to access that instance. This is useful if you want to call a method that you provide on the status bar component that has nothing to do with the operation of the grid. Accessing a status bar component is done using the grid API getStatusPanel(key).

The example below shows using getStatusPanel: