Mutations

Table Maker doesn’t add its own GraphQL mutations. A Table Maker field adds an argument to Craft’s element mutations, which takes a {fieldHandle}_TableMakerInput object with the table’s columns, rows and caption.

Save a Table

The schema must allow mutations for the target section. Craft names entry mutations save_<sectionHandle>_<entryTypeHandle>_Entry, and the example below assumes a pages section and a page entry type. Replace both handles with your project's handles. Table Maker accepts a column list, a positional row matrix and an optional caption:

mutation SavePricingTable($id: ID!, $table: pricingTable_TableMakerInput) {
    save_pages_page_Entry(id: $id, pricingTable: $table) {
        id
        pricingTable { caption rows }
    }
}

The input type is generated from the field handle as <handle>_TableMakerInput. Use variables matching that generated type:

{
    "id": "123",
    "table": {
        "caption": "Pricing",
        "columns": [
            { "heading": "Plan", "type": "heading" },
            { "heading": "Price", "type": "singleline" }
        ],
        "rows": [["Basic", "$9"], ["Pro", "$29"]]
    }
}

Verify the saved entry in the Control Panel after first enabling mutations. Column and row order is positional, and Table Maker assigns its stable storage keys on save.

Input Types

Each Table Maker field has its own input types, named from its handle. For pricingTable, the outer input is pricingTable_TableMakerInput.

These fields match the output fields described in Interfaces & Types.