Separate data table production from DOM construction about pivottable HOT 10 CLOSED

Agreed, this is a much better approach. I'll think about how to do it but I would also happily accept any pull requests along these lines or some pseudo-code or something like that :)

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Sorry. I am swamped right now with AngularJS screencast tutorials.
If you separate the code, I can provide an AngularJS directive wrapper for your library. ;-)

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OK. I could split the pivot(...) function into two calls, something like renderPivot(pivotData(...)) where pivotData() would return an object that could be queried for row/col headers and the data for each cell, so that people could implement their own renderPivot() methods? Would this meet your needs?

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The data model is now separate from the DOM construction, although I'm not sure if it's actually possible to do what you were hoping to with AngularJS.

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Thanks Nicolas and Thomas
I was just wondering if the Angular directive is still on the road-map
Ragards

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Hi Oscar. I'm not doing any work on this issue at the moment, and I've never worked with AngularJS so I have no idea what's involved here.

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ok.
your awesome and simple Jquery calculations will have to be done as a directive .
check this post, imagine the possibilities of your pivot table
http://www.delimited.io/blog/2014/7/16/d3-directives-in-angularjs

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OK, I'm busy for the next couple of weeks but I'll take a look in late August :)

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ok.
you should first try using jQuery Passthrough
http://angular-ui.github.io/ui-utils/#/jq

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To be honest, I don't think I have any time or bandwidth to work on this feature, but I would happily accept related pull-requests.

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