Add DataTable component

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Component: DataTable

Description

A fully-featured data table component that renders structured tabular data with interactive sorting and filtering capabilities. Displays data in a traditional table layout on desktop with clickable column headers that toggle between ascending and descending sort with visual arrow indicators. Includes a search input at the top that filters rows across all columns in real-time, with a row count display showing total and filtered results. Supports visual customization through striped rows, hover highlighting, and density variants (compact/comfortable spacing). On mobile viewports, automatically transforms into a card-based stacked layout where each row becomes a card with label-value pairs. Shows an empty state message when no rows match the current filter. Accepts data as JSON through a text prop and supports up to 10 columns and 100 rows with smooth client-side performance.

What's Included

• React component with scoped CSS (no Tailwind, no shadcn)
• Colors via CSS site variables: var(--background-primary, #ffffff), etc.
• Typography via inheritance: font-family: inherit; color: inherit;
• Full prop surface (DataTable.webflow.tsx) — 20+ props for developers/agencies
• Simple prop surface (DataTableSimple.webflow.tsx) — core text/link props for clients
• All CSS classes prefixed with wf-data-table- for Shadow DOM safety

Testing

• npm install && npm run dev runs locally
• npx webflow library share imports successfully
• Full and simple prop surfaces render in Webflow canvas
• Site variables wire up correctly

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	@​types/​react-dom@​19.2.3
	@​types/​react@​19.2.14
	vite@​7.3.1
	react@​19.2.4
	react-dom@​19.2.4
	@​vitejs/​plugin-react@​5.1.4
	@​webflow/​data-types@​1.2.1
	@​webflow/​react@​1.2.1
	@​webflow/​webflow-cli@​1.12.3

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