The table instance

bind:table gives the instance, and createHeadlessTable builds one without the UI so you can render your own markup with Svelte Headless Table’s view model.

<script lang="ts">
  let table = $state<HeadlessTableInstance<Person>>();
</script>

<MaterialHeadlessTable bind:table {columns} {data} enableRowSelection />

<p>{table?.state.sorting.length} sort keys, {table?.selectedRows.length} rows selected</p>

table.state has sorting, columnFilters, globalFilter, pageIndex, pageSize, selectedRows, hiddenColumns, columnOrder, grouping and density.

Method
`setSorting(id, event?)`, `clearSorting(id)`, `sortOrder(id)`	Sort
`setColumnFilter(id, value)`, `setGlobalFilter(text)`, `resetFilters()`	Filter
`setPageIndex(i)`, `setPageSize(n)`	Paging
`toggleRow(id, on?)`, `toggleAllRows(on?)`, `isRowSelected(id)`	Selection
`toggleColumn(id, visible?)`, `isColumnVisible(id)`	Columns
`setColumnOrder(ids)`, `moveColumn(id, targetId)`	Order
`toggleGrouping(id)`, `isGrouped(id)`, `toggleGroupRow(id)`, `isGroupExpanded(id)`	Grouping
`setDensity(d)`	Density

table.viewModel is the Svelte Headless Table view model (table.viewModel.current.rows, .visibleColumns and so on), and table.rows / table.filteredRows are the rows on the page and after filtering.