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src/components/Table/demo/docs/both.md

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-Feel free to both search and filter.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  searchable="{true}"
-  filterField="{'Region'}"
-  paginated="{true}"
-  title="{'Press Freedom Index'}"
-  dek="{'Reporters Without Borders ranks countries based on their level of press freedom using criteria such as the degree of media pluralism and violence against journalists.'}"
-  source="{'Source: Reporters Without Borders'}"
-></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/component.md

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-Present structured data in a table. Consider making it interactive.
-
----
-
-```svelte
-<script>
-  import { Table } from '@reuters-graphics/graphics-components';
-
-  // Import your data as JSON, or otherwise structure it
-  import yourData from './stories/homeRuns.json';
-</script>
-
-<table data="{yourData}"></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/filter.md

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-Allow users to filter the table by providing one of the attributes as the `filterField`. This works best with categorical columns.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  filterField="{'Region'}"
-  paginated="{true}"
-  title="{'Press Freedom Index'}"
-  notes="{'Source: Reporters Without Borders'}"
-></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/format.md

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-Format column values by supplying functions keyed to field names with the `fieldFormatters` option. Columns are still sorted using the raw, underlying values.
-
-Among other things, this feature can be used to provide a unit of measurement with numeric fields.
-
-```svelte
-<script lang="ts">
-  const fieldFormatters = {
-    'Net worth (in billions)': (v) => '$' + v.toFixed(1),
-  };
-</script>
-
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  fieldFormatters="{fieldFormatters}"
-  sortable="{true}"
-  sortField="{'Score'}"
-  sortDirection="{'descending'}"
-  title="{'The Richest Women in the World'}"
-  source="{'Source: Forbes'}"
-></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/metadata.md

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-Set the `title`, `dek`, `notes` and `source` options to add supporting metadata above and below the table.
-
-```svelte
-<Table 
-  data="{yourData}"
-  title="{'Career home run leaders'}"
-  dek="{`In baseball,
-a home run (also known as a "dinger" or "tater") occurs when a batter hits the
-ball over the outfield fence. When a home run is hit, the batter and any runners
-on base are able to score.`}" 
-  notes="{'Note: As of Opening Day 2023'}"
-  source="{'Source: Baseball Reference'}"
-/>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/paginate.md

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-When your table has lots of rows you should consider breaking it up into pages. This can be done by setting the `paginated` option.
-
-When it is enabled, readers can leaf through the data using a set of buttons below the table. By default there are 25 records per page. You can change the number by adjusting the `pageSize` option.
-
-This is a good option when publishing large tables for readers to explore. It works well with interactive features like searching and filters.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  paginated="{true}"
-  title="{'Press Freedom Index'}"
-  source="{'Reporters Without Borders'}"
-></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/search.md

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-Allow users to search the table by setting the optional `searchable` variable. Modify the default text that appears in the box by supplying the `searchPlaceholder` option.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  searchable="{true}"
-  paginated="{true}"
-  title="{'Press Freedom Index'}"
-  notes="{'Source: Reporters Without Borders'}"
-></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/sort.md

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-Allow users to sort the table by setting the `sortable` input. Specify the starting order by setting `sortField` to a column name and `sortDirection` to `ascending` or `descending`.
-
-By default, all fields are sortable. If you'd like to limit the columns where sorting is allowed, provide a list to the `sortableFields` option.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  sortable="{true}"
-  sortField="{'Score'}"
-  sortDirection="{'descending'}"
-  title="{'Press Freedom Index'}"
-  source="{'Source: Reporters Without Borders'}"
-></table>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/style.md

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-You can tailor the table's appearance by crafting CSS that targets specific elements.
-
-Like other components, you can apply labels by providing the `id` of `cls` options, which allow you to make broad changes that remain limited to your element.
-
-Each column has a `data-field` attribute that contains the field's name. Use it to apply different styles to different fields. One common use is setting different text alignments on different columns.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  id="{'custom-table'}"
-  data="{yourData}"
-  title="{'The Richest Women in the World'}"
-  source="{'Source: Forbes'}"
-></table>
-
-<style lang="scss">
-  /* Here we right align the table's numeric column. */
-  #custom-table {
-    [data-field='Net worth (in billions)'] {
-      text-align: right;
-    }
-  }
-</style>
-```

src/components/Table/demo/docs/truncate.md

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-When your table has 10 or more rows, consider clipping it by setting the `truncated` option. When it is enabled, the table is clipped and readers must request to see all rows by clicking a button below the table. By default this configuration will limit the table to five records. You can change the cutoff point by adjusting the `truncateLength` option.
-
-This is a good option for simple tables with row counts between 10 and 30. It works best when the table doesn't require interactivity.
-
-```svelte
-<table
-  data="{yourData}"
-  truncated="{true}"
-  source="{'Source: Baseball Reference'}"
-></table>
-```