lit/getting-started

To set up a typed TanStack Table in Lit, install `@tanstack/lit-table` with peer dependencies `lit` and `@lit/context`, declare features via `tableFeatures()`, register matching `_rowModels` factories, and render using a `TableController` instance.

TanStack Table v9 requires explicit feature registration so you only bundle the table behaviors you need. You declare required behaviors using `tableFeatures()` and wire corresponding `_rowModels` factories to enable row data processing.

Building a TanStack Table in Lit requires installing the `@tanstack/lit-table` adapter alongside the `lit` and `@lit/context` peer dependencies to support controller-driven rendering.

You render headers and cells in a LitElement by instantiating a `TableController` per host element and using `FlexRender` within your `render()` method to output typed column headers, rows, and footers.

You create typed column definitions for a Lit table by defining typed `ColumnDef` objects or using a column helper, ensuring your data structure is strongly typed before passing it to the `TableController`.

No, you cannot use table features without registering row models in Lit. You must register matching `_rowModels` factories for any features declared with `tableFeatures()` to ensure the correct row behaviors are available.