wice_grid 3.6.2 → 4.1.0

data/release_notes/RELEASE_NOTES_3.2.pre1.rdoc

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-1. Support for Prototype has been dropped. No hard feelings, Prototype, no matter what
-   others say, I liked you :)
-
-2. All assets are in the asset pipeline. All javascript is now coffeescript. No more Rails
-   2 legacy in the form of obtrusive javascript in the HTML page. The styles file is copied
-   to the application asset directory by a generate task so that is it easy to modify it to
-   the application needs. The javascript and images are loaded from the plugin. Read the
-   Installation section in README for details. Thanks to the asset pipeline taking care of
-   loading assets for us, methods +include_wice_grid_assets+, +names_of_wice_grid_stylesheets+,
-   and +names_of_wice_grid_javascripts+ have been removed
-
-3. ERB mode has been removed. It had never been used by anyone and is bad style anyway. In
-   case you have no idea what it was, here's what it was:
-
-      <% grid(@countries_grid, :erb_mode => true) do |g| %>
-        <% g.column :column_name => 'Name', :attribute_name => 'name' do |country| %>
-          <b>Name: <%= link_to(country.name, country_path(country)) %></b>
-        <% end %>
-      <% end -%>
-
-4. WiceGrid is compatible with Twitter Bootstrap out of the box.
-
-5. Paths to various images used by WiceGrid have been removed from the configuration file
-   and are now defined only in the css file. Developers are encouraged to modify
-   <tt>wice_grid.scss</tt> to use other images and to change the styles in general.
-
-6. The markup and css classes that WiceGrid generates have changed, and CSS for older versions
-   of WiceGrid might not work. Inspect the source code.
-
-7. Parameter names in the grid helper have been renamed:
-   * <tt>:table_html_attrs</tt> becomes <tt>:html</tt>
-   * <tt>:header_tr_html_attrs</tt> becomes <tt>:header_tr_html</tt>
-
-8. Parameter names in column definitions have been renamed:
-   * <tt>:column_name</tt> becomes <tt>:name</tt>
-   * <tt>:attribute_name</tt> becomes <tt>:attribute</tt>
-   * <tt>:model_class</tt> becomes <tt>:model</tt>
-   * <tt>:allow_ordering</tt>  becomes <tt>:ordering</tt>
-   * <tt>:td_html_attrs</tt>  becomes <tt>:html</tt>
-   * Negation in the parameter name does not contribute to the simplicity of an API, so
-     <tt>:no_filter</tt> in  becomes <tt>:filter</tt>. Consequently, <tt>:no_filter => true</tt>
-     becomes <tt>:filter => false</tt>
-   * <tt>:negation_in_filter</tt> becomes <tt>:negation</tt>
-
-
-9. New configuration parameter <tt>DEFAULT_TABLE_CLASSES</tt> contains CSS classes added to
-   all WiceGrid tables by default.
-
-10. In previous versions of WiceGrid in the jQuery mode DateTime filters used to automatically
-    fall back on Rails DateTime helpers due to absence of time controls in jQuery DatePicker.
-    In version 3.2 this behavior has been changed to always use jQuery DatePicker, even with
-    DateTime filters. Of course it is possible to force  Rails DateTime with
-    <tt>:helper_style => :standard</tt> in the column definition.
-
-11. The second variable injected into to <tt>before_row</tt> and <tt>after_row</tt> block,
-    and the first parameter injected into the <tt>last_row</tt> is the number of columns in
-    the current grid.
-
-12. <tt>:csv_field_separator</tt> is a new parameter for +initialize_grid+ defining the field
-    separator in CSV files. The default separator is defined by +CSV_FIELD_SEPARATOR+ in the
-    config file.
-
-13. New parameter +:confirm+ for +saved_queries_panel+ which turns on or off the JS confirm
-    dialogs when deleting saved queries.
-
-14. Instead of the old rake task creating a table for serialized queries a generator has been
-    added which adds a migration file to +db/migrations+.
-
-15. Instead of using helpers +submit_grid_javascript+ and +reset_grid_javascript+ to create
-    external Submit and Reset buttons all you have to do is add a button or any other
-    clickable HTML element with class +wg-external-submit-button+ or +wg-external-reset-button+,
-    and attribute +data-grid-name+ whose value is the name of the grid:
-
-      <button class="wg-external-submit-button" data-grid-name="grid">Submit</button>
-      <button class="wg-external-reset-button" data-grid-name="grid">Reset</button>
-
-
-    The same goes for the external CSV export button, only the CSS class is
-    +wg-external-csv-export-button+:
-
-      <button class="wg-external-csv-export-button" data-grid-name="grid">Export To CSV</button>

data/release_notes/RELEASE_NOTES_3.2.pre2.rdoc

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-1. +will_paginate+ is replaced by +kaminari+.
-2. The detached filter API has changed. No more magical invocation of the +grid+ helper two times.
-   First, +define_grid+ is used in the same way as +grid+, then +grid_filter+,
-   and then <tt>render_grid(@grid)</tt> to actually output the grid table .
-3. No more polluting core Ruby classes like Hash and Array with methods. All such methods
-   are now private to the plugin.

data/release_notes/RELEASE_NOTES_3.3.0.rdoc

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-the with_paginated_resultset callback receives an ActiveRelation object, not a lambda
-
-Wice::Defaults::DATEPICKER_YEAR_RANGE added to the config to define the default year range in Datepicker (https://github.com/leikind/wice_grid/issues/61)
-
-improvement of the javascript calendar control: if the FROM field is set to a value after TO, TO is set to the value of FROM. Vice versa: if the TO field is set to a value before FROM, FROM is set to the value of TO
-
-New view helpers filter_and_order_state_as_hash(grid) and filter_state_as_hash(grid)
-
-<caption> supported
-
-support for Ruby 2.0
-
-2 errors fixed in the Saved Queries UI ( https://github.com/leikind/wice_grid/issues/89 )
-
-bug fixed: extra_request_parameters not propagating to the pagination panel
-
-README: made it clear that Datepicker has to be installed separately
-
-README: made it clear that css is basis and that Twitter Bootstrap is supported
-
-

data/spec/support/wice_grid_test_config.rb

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-# Default number of rows to show per page.
-Wice::Defaults::PER_PAGE = 20
-
-# Default order direction
-Wice::Defaults::ORDER_DIRECTION = 'asc'
-
-# Default name for a grid. A grid name is the basis for a lot of
-# names including parameter names, DOM IDs, etc
-# The shorter the name is the shorter the request URI will be.
-Wice::Defaults::GRID_NAME = 'grid'
-
-# If REUSE_LAST_COLUMN_FOR_FILTER_ICONS is true and the last column doesn't have any filter and column name, it will be used
-# for filter related icons (filter icon, reset icon, show/hide icon), otherwise an additional table column is added.
-Wice::Defaults::REUSE_LAST_COLUMN_FOR_FILTER_ICONS = true
-
-# The label of the first option of a custom dropdown list meaning 'All items'
-Wice::Defaults::CUSTOM_FILTER_ALL_LABEL = '--'
-
-# A list of classes for the table tag of the grid
-Wice::Defaults::DEFAULT_TABLE_CLASSES = ['table', 'table-bordered', 'table-striped']
-
-# Allow switching between a single and multiple selection modes in custom filters (dropdown boxes)
-Wice::Defaults::ALLOW_MULTIPLE_SELECTION = true
-
-# Show the upper pagination panel by default or not
-Wice::Defaults::SHOW_UPPER_PAGINATION_PANEL = false
-
-# Disabling CSV export by default
-Wice::Defaults::ENABLE_EXPORT_TO_CSV = false
-
-# Default CSV field separator
-Wice::Defaults::CSV_FIELD_SEPARATOR = ','
-
-# Default CSV encoding
-Wice::Defaults::CSV_ENCODING = nil
-
-# The strategy when to show the filter.
-# * <tt>:when_filtered</tt> - when the table is the result of filtering
-# * <tt>:always</tt>        - show the filter always
-# * <tt>:no</tt>            - never show the filter
-Wice::Defaults::SHOW_FILTER = :always
-
-# A boolean value specifying if a change in a filter triggers reloading of the grid.
-Wice::Defaults::AUTO_RELOAD = false
-
-# SQL operator used for matching strings in string filters.
-Wice::Defaults::STRING_MATCHING_OPERATOR = 'LIKE'
-# STRING_MATCHING_OPERATOR = 'ILIKE' # Use this for Postgresql case-insensitive matching.
-
-# Defining one string matching operator globally for the whole application turns is not enough
-# when you connect to two databases one of which is MySQL and the other is Postgresql.
-# If the key for an adapter is missing it will fall back to Wice::Defaults::STRING_MATCHING_OPERATOR
-Wice::Defaults::STRING_MATCHING_OPERATORS = {
-    'ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::MysqlAdapter' => 'LIKE',
-    'ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::PostgreSQLAdapter' => 'ILIKE'
-}
-
-# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
-#                              Advanced Filters                             #
-
-# Switch of the negation checkbox in all text filters
-Wice::Defaults::NEGATION_IN_STRING_FILTERS = false
-
-# Each WiceGrid filter column is defined in two classes, one used for rendering the filter, the other
-# for generating query conditions. All these columns are in lib/wice/columns/*.rb .
-# File lib/wice/columns/column_processor_index.rb lists all predefined processors.
-# In most cases a processor is chosen automatically based on the DB column type,
-# for example, integer columns
-# can have two of processors, the default one with one input field, and a processor called "range",
-# with 2 input fields. In this case it is possible to specify a processor in the column definition:
-#
-#     g.column filter_type: :range
-#
-# It is also possible to define you own processors:
-#
-#     Wice::Defaults::ADDITIONAL_COLUMN_PROCESSORS = {
-#       some_key_identifying_new_column_type:  ['AViewColumnProcessorClass', 'ConditionsGeneratorClass'],
-#       another_key_identifying_new_column_type:  ['AnotherViewColumnProcessorClass', 'AnotherConditionsGeneratorClass']
-#     }
-#
-# Column processor keys/names should not coincide with the existing keys/names (see lib/wice/columns/column_processor_index.rb)
-# the value is a 2-element array with 2 strings, the first should be a name of view processor class inherited from
-# Wice::Columns::ViewColumn, the second should be a name of conditions generator class inherited from
-# Wice::Columns::ConditionsGeneratorColumn .
-
-# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
-#                              Showing All Records                          #
-
-# Enable or disable showing all records (non-paginated table)
-Wice::Defaults::ALLOW_SHOWING_ALL_RECORDS = true
-
-# If number of all queries is more than this value, the user will be given a warning message
-Wice::Defaults::START_SHOWING_WARNING_FROM = 100
-
-# Hide the "show all" link if the number of all records is more than...
-# Force-resets back to pagination starting from this value.
-# Set to nil to always show it
-Wice::Defaults::SHOW_ALL_ALLOWED_UP_TO = nil
-
-#
-# set to nil to skip the check
-Wice::Defaults::SWITCH_BACK_TO_PAGINATION_FROM = nil
-
-# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
-#                               Saving Queries                              #
-
-# ActiveRecord model to store queries. Read the documentation for details
-# QUERY_STORE_MODEL = 'WiceGridSerializedQuery'
-Wice::Defaults::QUERY_STORE_MODEL = 'WiceGridSerializedQuery'
-
-# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
-#            Here go settings related to the calendar helpers               #
-
-# The default style of the date and datetime helper
-# * <tt>:calendar</tt> - JS calendar
-# * <tt>:html5</tt> - HTML5 date input field
-# * <tt>:standard</tt> - standard Rails date and datetime helpers
-# * <tt>:bootstrap</tt> - Bootstrap datepicker helper
-Wice::Defaults::HELPER_STYLE = :calendar
-
-# Format of the datetime displayed.
-# If you change the format, make sure to check if +DATETIME_PARSER+ can still parse this string.
-Wice::Defaults::DATETIME_FORMAT = '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'
-
-# Format of the date displayed.
-# If you change the format, make sure to check if +DATE_PARSER+ can still parse this string.
-Wice::Defaults::DATE_FORMAT = '%Y-%m-%d'
-
-# Format of the date displayed in jQuery's Datepicker
-# If you change the format, make sure to check if +DATE_PARSER+ can still parse this string.
-Wice::Defaults::DATE_FORMAT_JQUERY = 'yy-mm-dd'
-
-# Format of the date displayed in Bootstrap's Datepicker
-# If you change the format, make sure to check if +DATE_PARSER+ can still parse this string.
-Wice::Defaults::DATE_FORMAT_BOOTSTRAP = 'yyyy-mm-dd'
-
-# With Calendar helpers enabled the parameter sent is the string displayed. This lambda will be given a date string in the
-# format defined by +DATETIME_FORMAT+ and must generate a DateTime object.
-# In many cases <tt>Time.zone.parse</tt> is enough, for instance,  <tt>%Y-%m-%d</tt>. If you change the format, make sure to check this code
-# and modify it if needed.
-Wice::Defaults::DATETIME_PARSER = lambda do |datetime_string|
-  if datetime_string.blank?
-    nil
-  elsif Time.zone
-    Time.zone.parse(datetime_string)
-  else
-    Time.parse(datetime_string)
-  end
-end
-
-# The range of years to display in jQuery Datepicker.
-# It can always be changed dynamically with the following javascript:
-#  $( ".hasDatepicker" ).datepicker( "option", "yearRange", "2000:2042" );
-Wice::Defaults::DATEPICKER_YEAR_RANGE = (from = Date.current.year - 10).to_s + ':' + (from + 15).to_s
-
-# With Calendar helpers enabled the parameter sent is the string displayed. This lambda will be given a date string in the
-# format defined by +DATETIME+ and must generate a Date object.
-# In many cases <tt>Date.parse</tt> is enough, for instance,  <tt>%Y-%m-%d</tt>. If you change the format, make sure to check this code
-# and modify it if needed.
-Wice::Defaults::DATE_PARSER = lambda do |date_string|
-  if date_string.blank?
-    nil
-  else
-    begin
-      Date.parse(date_string)
-    rescue ArgumentError
-      nil
-    end
-  end
-end
-
-# The name of the page method (should correspond to Kaminari.config.page_method_name)
-Wice::Defaults::PAGE_METHOD_NAME = :page

data/test/readme.txt

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-integration tests are in a separate application: https://github.com/leikind/wice_grid_testbed