Deprecated

This was a temporary repository to help with Ember Table's transition to Ember CLI. The transition is completed, and any further work should now be done at https://github.com/Addepar/ember-table.

This repository will be preserved for a while out of courtesy to anyone who was using it while we transitioned. It will eventually be shut down.

Ember Table

A table built using Ember.js that lazily renders rows.

Ember Table allows you to handle very large data sets by only rendering the rows that are being displayed. It is written as an ember component with an API that is easy to understand and extend.

Demo and Documentation

http://addepar.github.com/ember-table/

Getting Started

JS Bin Starter Kit

http://emberjs.jsbin.com/xavipu/1/edit

Installation with Ember CLI

# ember-cli >= 0.2.0
ember install:addon ember-table

# ember-cli >= 0.2.3
ember install ember-table

Once it's installed, you can customize the look of ember-table with CSS.

Installation with Bower (Globals-Based Version)

bower install ember-table --save

Or, just include dist/ember-table.js and dist/ember-table.css in your app.

Using Ember Table with bower is deprecated and will eventually be removed - we recommend that you migrate your apps to Ember CLI! Documentation has been updated to show Ember CLI usage; if you need documentation for globals-based use, please check out version 0.4.1 of Ember Table and follow the setup instructions under "Running Old Versions" to display the old guides.

Developing or Testing

After cloning this repo, install dependencies and run the demo app:

$ npm install
$ ember serve

You can view the examples at http://localhost:4200.

You can run the tests at http://localhost:4200/tests. Tests are a work in progress - no need to run them right now.

Before submitting a pull request, please compile the globals-based version of Ember Table (the dist folder):

$ npm install -g grunt-cli      # install grunt
$ grunt dist

Running Old Versions (pre-0.4.3)

If you are running an old version of Ember Table (pre-0.4.3), setup for development uses grunt and node rather than ember serve:

$ npm install -g grunt-cli
$ npm install && bower install
$ grunt
$ node examples.js              # run the demo app

You can then view the examples at http://localhost:8000/gh_pages.

Dependencies

• ember
• jquery-ui
• jquery.mousewheel
• antiscroll

Using with other Ember versions

Support for Ember 1.9, 1.10, and 1.11 (1.11.1 required) is available via branches of that name (e.g. ember-1.9)

Contributing

Got something to add? Great! Bug reports, feature ideas, and (especially) pull requests are extremely helpful, and this project wouldn't be where it is today without lots of help from the community.

Please read the contribution guidelines for directions on opening issues and working on the project.

Versioning

Ember Table uses Semantic Versioning to keep track of releases using the following format:

<major>.<minor>.<patch>

In a nutshell, this means:

• Breaking changes to the API or behavior increases the major version
• Adding functionality in a backwards-compatible way increases the minor version
• Making backwards-compatible bug fixes increases the patch version

Maintainers

Update version numbers and release using https://github.com/webpro/grunt-release-it:

$ vim CHANGELOG.md
$ grunt release-it:<options>

By default, this will release a new patch version. Other suggested commands:

$ grunt release-it:minor
$ grunt release-it:major
$ grunt release-it:X.Y.Z

Ember Table uses the "distribution repository" feature of release-it to push to the gh-pages branch and update documentation. When prompted, do NOT update the tag for the distribution repository. We'll streamline the release process a bit more soon.

Copyright and License

Copyright © 2013 Addepar, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Licensed under the BSD License (the "License"); you may not use this work except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License in the LICENSE.md file.