Tags column

TagsColumn takes an iterable of labels (or a comma-separated string) and renders them as or-badge chips. Use it for categories, skills, and other multi-value labels.

Standalone example

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

table = (
    Table.make("articles")
    .columns([
        TextColumn.make("title").searchable().sortable(),
        TagsColumn.make("tags"),
        TagsColumn.make("topics"),  # also accepts "a, b, c" strings
    ])
    .records([
        {"id": 1, "title": "Orbit tables", "tags": ["docs", "ui"], "topics": "python, html"},
        {"id": 2, "title": "Conduit hosts", "tags": ["live"], "topics": "conduit"},
    ])
)

In a Resource example

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

class ArticleResource(Resource):
    @classmethod
    def table(cls, table: Table) -> Table:
        return table.columns([
            TextColumn.make("title").searchable().sortable().weight("bold"),
            TagsColumn.make("tags").label("Tags"),
            TextColumn.make("published_at").date("%b %d, %Y"),
        ])

Empty lists render an empty cell. Pair with a TagsInput on the form so create and edit stay in sync with the list.

Key methods

• .label(...) / .align_start() / .toggleable(...)
• .format_state_using(callback) — normalize dicts / objects → strings
• .sortable() — sorts on the raw state (list/string)

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