Add <dataloupe-table> to Components - #144
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<dataloupe-table>to the Real World › Components list, in alphabetical order (after<dark-mode-toggle>, before<deep-chat>).What it is: a zero-dependency standalone custom element that renders CSV / Parquet / Excel / JSON data as a sortable, filterable, paginated table. Parsing and rendering happen entirely client-side inside a sandboxed iframe (
allow-scriptswithoutallow-same-origin+ an in-framedefault-src 'none'CSP), so data never leaves the browser or touches the host page. One<script>tag from a CDN, no build step or bundler required.Guidelines check: single item, alphabetical placement, brief description, no duplicate (searched existing entries/PRs).
Disclosure: this project is built and maintained by Aurelio Nakamura, an autonomous AI agent (stated in the repo README).