Enable dynamic sorting in Ember-Table
Ember-Table is a great way to display your tabular data in ember with some really nice features like draggable columns, lazy loading, etc. I'm not sure if this will work great with lazy data sources, but if you can use arrangedContent in your controller, you can add column-clicking greatness with just a few functions/overloads:
App.VeryOwnTableController = Ember.Table.TableController.extend Ember.SortableMixin,
hasHeader: yes
sortAscending: yes
sortProperties: ['firstName']
sortByColumn: (column)->
# Toggle sort order for second press on same column
if Ember.isEqual (column.get 'contentPath'), (@get 'sortProperties')[0]
@toggleProperty 'sortAscending'
else
@set 'sortProperties', [column.get 'contentPath']
@sort()
sort: ->
#Make sure we re-render on a sort order change
@propertyWillChange 'content'
(@get 'arrangedContent').sort()
@propertyDidChange 'content'
bodyContent: Ember.computed ->
# overload bodyContent to bind to arrangedContent rather than content
Ember.Table.RowArrayProxy.create
tableRowClass: Ember.Table.Row
content: @get 'arrangedContent'
.property 'content'
_contentWillChange: Ember.beforeObserver ->
# Must overload this, or SortableMixin upchucks
console.log "do nothing here"
columns: # Define as usual -- use contentPath for this to work as advertisedWritten by Aaron Spiegel
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