lit/lit-table-controller

You can integrate TanStack Table with LitElement by hosting the table instance inside a Lit ReactiveController, which bridges store updates to trigger host re-renders automatically. This ensures your datagrid UI stays in sync with table state changes.

Yes, TanStack Table state management works in a Lit web component by subscribing the ReactiveController to both table.store and table.optionsStore, then calling host.requestUpdate() when state changes. This maintains full control of markup and styling.

The ReactiveController keeps UI rendering in sync by subscribing to table.store and table.optionsStore, triggering host.requestUpdate() whenever either store changes. This bridges TanStack Table's stateful core with LitElement's rendering lifecycle.

Each LitElement host gets its own controller instance to ensure correct multi-table and multi-host usage. The controller constructs once on the first .table() call and cleanly tears down subscriptions during hostDisconnected.

Hosting TanStack Table inside Lit requires manual subscription management to table.store and table.optionsStore to trigger re-renders. You must ensure proper teardown on hostDisconnected to avoid memory leaks when managing multiple table instances.

The best way to handle sortable and filterable datagrid state in Lit is using a ReactiveController to host a single TanStack Table instance. It merges options via table.setOptions and subscribes to store changes for reactive UI updates while maintaining full markup control.