The sample rows every table example uses

STANDINGS: eight AFC teams, 2024 regular season

team	conf	division	wins	losses	ties	pf	pa	net_epa	srs_rank	qb	qb_espn_id	result_last
KC	AFC	West	15	2	0	385	326	0.063	10	Patrick Mahomes	3139477	L
LAC	AFC	West	11	6	0	402	301	0.101	9	Justin Herbert	4038941	W
DEN	AFC	West	10	7	0	425	311	0.108	8	Bo Nix	4426338	W
LV	AFC	West	4	13	0	309	434	-0.146	26	Gardner Minshew	4038524	L
BUF	AFC	East	13	4	0	525	368	0.19	4	Josh Allen	3918298	L
MIA	AFC	East	8	9	0	345	364	-0.019	21	Tua Tagovailoa	4241479	L
NYJ	AFC	East	5	12	0	338	404	-0.045	24	Aaron Rodgers	8439	W
NE	AFC	East	4	13	0	289	417		29	Drake Maye	4431452	W
import { STANDINGS } from "@sportsdataverse/examples/data"

import { STANDINGS, type Standing } from "@sportsdataverse/examples/data";
import { defineTable } from "@sportsdataverse/sdvtables";
import { renderHTMLAsync } from "@sportsdataverse/sdvtables/html";

// One text column per field, labelled with the field name, so the page shows the rows exactly as stored.
const fields = Object.keys(STANDINGS[0] ?? {}) as (keyof Standing)[];
const spec = defineTable<Standing>()
  .columns((c) => fields.map((k) => c.text(k, { label: k })))
  .title("STANDINGS: eight AFC teams, 2024 regular season")
  .sourceNote('import { STANDINGS } from "@sportsdataverse/examples/data"')
  .build();
await renderHTMLAsync(spec, STANDINGS);

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