{!!$dataTable->table()!!}

<?phpnamespaceApp\DataTables;useApp\DataTables\Core\Html\Column;useApp\Models\User;useYajra\DataTables\Html\Builder;useYajra\DataTables\Html\Cell;useYajra\DataTables\Html\Row;useYajra\DataTables\Services\DataTable;class ExampleStaticDataTableextends DataTable{// IMPORTANT:// You can name this method whatever you want, it will simply allow you to populate the rows datapublicfunctionbuildRows()    {$users = User::query()->get();$rows = [];/** @var User $user */foreach ($usersas$user) {$rows[] = ['full_name' =>$user->full_name,'email' =>$user->email,'created_at' =>$user->created_at?->format('Y-m-d H:i:s') ??'N/A',            ];        }return$rows;    }// IMPORTANT:// Here we call the `rows(array $rows = [])` method on the `Builder` instance// set the `serverSide` attribute to `false`publicfunctionhtml():Builder    {return$this            ->builder()            ->rows($this->buildRows())            ->serverSide(false);    }publicfunctiongetColumns():array    {return [            Column::make('full_name'),            Column::make('email'),            Column::make('created_at'),        ];    }// IMPORTANT:// Example usages of the Row apipublicfunctionmakingRowExample()    {// Option 1://      If your row doesn't have any attributes,//      you can directly use array for its cells.$rowExample1 = [// Cells here...        ];// Option 2://      If your row has attributes,//      you must put the cells to the `cells` key.$rowExample2 = ['row-class' =>'gray-row','cells' => [// Cells here...            ],        ];// Option 3://      If your row has no attributes,//      leave the first parameter as an empty array.$rowExample3 = Row::make(['row-class' =>'gray-row',        ], [// Cells here...        ]);$rowExample4 = Row::make(['row-class' =>'gray-row',        ])->cells([// Cells here...        ]);    }// IMPORTANT:// Example usages of the Cell apipublicfunctionmakingCellExample()    {// Option 1 - Directly inside Row array as `key => value` pairs$cellExample1_1 = ['column_1' =>'Column #1 Content','column_2' =>'Column #2 Content',        ];$cellExample1_2 = ['cells' => ['column_1' =>'Column #1 Content','column_2' =>'Column #2 Content',            ],        ];// Option 2 - Using array$cellExample2 = ['column' =>'column_1','content' =>'Column #1 Content',        ];// Option 3 - Using Cell Object$cellExample3_1 = Cell::make('column_1','Column #1 Content');$cellExample3_2 = Cell::make('column_1')->content('Column #1 Content');    }}