@coderabsolute Sorry but we can't extend table functionality anymore. It is meant to keep to base bootstrap. You may use special libraries for that like https://github.com/ratiw/vue-table

Related to #224 :)

If I may suggest, export to spreadsheet is best handled server-side and so is external to the function of this client-side package. It can be a big job and you have to assume that your user is connecting on their free crappy cell phone. It would also massively bloat the javascript package of every site which carries such a feature.

For my project, one trick I use is that I maintain two separate table templates for each table - one meant for rendering, one meant for spreadsheet export. Though inefficient from a design perspective, I chose this way because there are often subtle differences in what you want to present in each case. I am using this Package in Laravel, using the Blade templating engine:
https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPExcel

So, you can just shovel a HTML table in to this package and it will produce a spreadsheet, which makes templating easy but isn't the most efficient programatically. It also allows you to just feed it a PHP array or other techniques if you want to get fancy. For me, I wanted quick changes which look similar to the web app rendering, so I am using HTML tables to spreadsheet.

@pi0 Noted with thanks.
@SirLamer Thanks for the explanation.