Text & translation

Set texts on the provider for application-wide labels, or on one table:

<InertiaX
  prop="users"
  table={{
    texts: {
      search: { placeholder: 'Search team members…' },
      empty: { label: 'No matching team members.' },
      pagination: { pageSummary: '{page} / {lastPage}' },
      boolean: { true: 'Enabled', false: 'Disabled' },
    },
  }}
/>

Unspecified messages keep their defaults. Pass translated strings from your application’s localization system.

Dynamic labels

Keep placeholders such as {page}, {lastPage}, {selected}, {total}, and {column} in the messages that use them. The built-in UI substitutes their values.

Labels from Laravel

Translate column headings, filter labels, select option labels, and comparison labels in PHP. Laravel supplies these labels with the table definition:

use InertiaX\Components\Table\Columns\BooleanColumn;
use InertiaX\Components\Table\Filters\Clauses\Enums\ClauseType;
use InertiaX\Components\Table\Filters\TextFilter;

BooleanColumn::make('active', __('Active'))
    ->trueLabel(__('Enabled'))
    ->falseLabel(__('Disabled'));

TextFilter::make('name', __('Name'))
    ->replaceClause(ClauseType::Contains->make(__('Contains text')));

texts.boolean sets Boolean filter choices and the fallback labels for cells without server labels. Laravel’s BooleanColumn always supplies cell labels, so translate those with trueLabel() and falseLabel(). Likewise, texts.clauses is a fallback for comparisons without server labels; it does not override the labels Laravel sends.

See React customization API for all groups and keys.