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ember-cli-table-pagination

v0.9.0

Published

An ember addon to add pagination to tables

Downloads

10

Readme

ember-cli-table-pagination

makes it easy to build remote backed tables w/ ember-cli-pagination and bootstrap

This README outlines the details of collaborating on this Ember addon.

Usage

table-pagination

Properties

TODO

Events

TODO

Replaceable components

Here is a list of the replaceable components and their respective defaults

  • titleComponent (table-pagination.table-title): Display the table title if specified
    • should be a component with a body. The body will be replaced by the title.
  • bodyComponent (table-pagination.table-body): wrap up the table body
    • no parameters, will wrap all the component's HTML except the title
  • toolbarComponent (table-pagination.table-toolbar): wrap up the toolbar
    • no parameters, its body will host the quick-search, item/page selector as well as the page selector
  • toolsComponent (table-pagination.table-tools): receive the following parameters:
    • allowQuickSearch(boolean): either or not the quick-search should be enabled
    • searchString(string): two-way binding to the quick-search value
    • perPage(integer): two-way binding to the item/page value
    • refresh(action): action passed on to the refresh action of table-pagination The toolsComponent should display these values and offer the user a way to manipulate searchString and perPage
  • pagerComponent (table-pagination.table-pager): should display the current page number and allow the user to change page
    • count(integer): total amount of pages
    • current(integer): current page number (1-indexed)
    • changePage(action): action passed on the changePage action of the component if the pagination is remotely handled else the component will deal with the page change by itself.
  • contentComponent (table-pagination.table-content):

Note: to allow for more flexibility when overriding the component, a special parameter will be passed to each of the overridable sub-components that can be used to pass arbitrary parameters from the main component to any of its sub-components. These parameters are called: titleParams, bodyParams, toolbarParams, toolsParams, pagerParams & contentParams.

bs-table-pagination

Installation

  • git clone this repository
  • npm install

Running

  • ember server
  • Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.

Running Tests

  • ember test
  • ember test --server

Building

  • ember build

For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.