Right-to-left

Monthly sales of 2,000 branches in Arabic cities. One option mirrors the whole table for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu: the first column is on the right, horizontal scrolling starts on the right, the city stays fixed at the start (right), the total at the end (left). Switch to ltr to compare – same model, same code. MIT-licensed, no dependencies.

const tableModel = TableFactory.createTableModel({
  rows,                                      // [{ city: "الرياض", country: "السعودية", m1: 15433, … }]
  properties: ["city", "country", "m1", "m2", "m3"],
  fixedLeftColumnCount: 1                    // "left" = start: the city stays on the RIGHT
});
const tableOptions = { ...new TableOptions(), direction: "rtl" };   // or "auto": from <html dir="rtl">

Everything mirrored: header groups, row numbers, tree indent, sort icons, the column resize handle (on the left edge), the fill handle, row drag, master/detail and the total row.
Arrow keys in reading direction: → moves to the previous column (on the right), ← to the next.
Excel: the export is a right-to-left sheet – column A on the right, like in the table.
Mixed text (“فرع RUH-01”) and numbers are shown by the browser’s bidi algorithm – nothing to configure.
Left-to-right is unchanged – pixel for pixel. “Left” and “right” in option names mean start and end.

Docs: instructions.md 6.19 · API: TableOptionsIf.direction, TableApi.getDirection.