• set fields prop
• set api-mode to false
• set data prop
• set data-total prop
• set data-manager prop

Note
What we discuss in this lesson is the way to supply offline (or pre-loaded) data to Vuetable.
This means that you still have to provided other props that Vuetable needs in order to work as expected. For example, you still have to provide fields definition in the fields prop.

You can use data prop to set the data for Vuetable-2.

data prop can accept either

• an "Array" of data, or
• an object containing the data and pagination information.

If you just want to use Vuetable to display the data you already have, you can set those data array to the data prop. Vuetable will use the data provided to render HTML table. VuetablePagination and VuetablePaginationInfo will not work in this scenerio since no pagination information is available.

To do that, you will have to

• provide fields definition in the fields prop
• enable Data mode by setting :api-mode="false"
• pass your data array in the data prop, or call setData method to pass your data in.

If you not only want to use offline (or pre-loaded) data with Vuetable but also VuetablePagination and/or VuetablePaginationInfo to still work as in the API mode, you have to provide data object containing both data and pagination info to the data prop.

To do that, you will have to

• provide fields definition in the fields prop
• enable Data mode by setting :api-mode="false"
• pass your data object in the data prop, or call setData method to pass your data object in. This will be the initial data that will be rendered when Vuetable is loaded.
• provide the total number of data rows in data-total prop, so that the pagination component can perform correctly.
• set the data manager function to handle the data that will be sent to Vuetable for rendering.