Icon column

IconColumn renders a Heroicon in the cell. Pass an icon name as the state, or use .boolean() for check / X icons.

Standalone example

from almasix.orbit.tables import Table, TextColumn, IconColumn

records = [
    {"id": 1, "name": "Ship", "icon": "heroicon-o-rocket-launch", "ok": True},
    {"id": 2, "name": "Hold", "icon": "heroicon-o-pause", "ok": False},
]

table = (
    Table.make("ops")
    .columns([
        TextColumn.make("name"),
        IconColumn.make("icon").size("lg").color("primary"),
        IconColumn.make("ok").boolean()
            .true_icon("heroicon-o-check")
            .false_icon("heroicon-o-x-mark"),
    ])
    .records(records)
)

In a Resource example

from almasix.orbit import Resource
from almasix.orbit.tables import Table, IconColumn, TextColumn

class AlertResource(Resource):
    @classmethod
    def table(cls, table: Table) -> Table:
        return table.columns([
            TextColumn.make("title").searchable(),
            IconColumn.make("severity")
                .format_state_using(lambda v: {
                    "info": "heroicon-o-information-circle",
                    "warn": "heroicon-o-exclamation-triangle",
                    "crit": "heroicon-o-fire",
                }.get(v, "heroicon-o-question-mark-circle"))
                .color(lambda state=None, **_: {
                    "info": "info",
                    "warn": "warning",
                    "crit": "danger",
                }.get(state, "gray")),
            IconColumn.make("acked").boolean().align_center(),
        ])

Non-boolean state is treated as an icon name (defaulting to heroicon-o-check if empty). For Yes/No text, use TextColumn.boolean() instead.

Key methods

• .boolean() — check / X mode
• .true_icon(name) / .false_icon(name) — override glyphs
• .size(value) — size token (sm, md, lg, …)
• .color(str | callable) — theme color (boolean defaults success/danger)
• .format_state_using(callback) — map domain values → icon names
• .align_center() / .sortable()

Preview