The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Showing Data in a Table

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a table body for displaying repository data. It covers mapping repos to rows, extracting keys, and adding checkboxes. The tutorial also explains how to create columns for repo names, descriptions, and URLs, including external links. Finally, it demonstrates adding action icons for editing and deleting repos, and concludes with finalizing and testing the code.

What is the purpose of mapping each repository to a UI component in the table body?

• To ensure all repositories have the same data

• To dynamically generate rows based on repository data

• To create a static table with fixed rows

• To remove unnecessary data from the table

Why is it important to extract keys from the repository object?

• To create a list of all repository names

• To generate unique identifiers for each row

• To display the long description of each repository

• To sort the repositories alphabetically

What is the role of the checkbox in each row of the table?

• To display the repository's long description

• To select multiple repositories for batch actions

• To sort the repositories by name

• To highlight the repository with the most stars

How is the URL of a repository displayed in the table?

• As plain text

• As a tooltip on hover

• As a hyperlink to the repository

• As an embedded video

What design system component is used to wrap URLs for external links?

• Modal

• Button

• Link

• Card

What is the purpose of the flex container in the final column of the table?

• To show a detailed view of the repository

• To organize action icons for editing and deleting

• To display repository statistics

• To filter repositories by category

Which icons are imported for the action buttons in the table?

• Star and Fork

• Pencil and Trash

• Plus and Minus

• Heart and Share