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knockout-fast-foreach
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An experiment in faster foreach binding.
Include in your project in the usual ways, then instead of foreach
use
fastForEach
.
Run tests from the command line with npm test
, or on Windows npm run test_win
.
Run tests in Chrome by installing karma-chrome-launcher
then
$ ./node_modules/karma/bin/karma start --browsers Chrome
; the same applies
for other browsers supported by Karma.
16 Dec 2016 – 🔭 0.6.0
27 Sep 2015 – 📇 0.5.5
27 Sep 2015 - ⛵️ 0.5.4
afterAdd
and beforeRemove
25 Sep 2015 – 🍭 0.5.3
$index
when list is made from virtual elements23 Sep 2015 - 👽 0.5.2
$index
not working when template starts with a text node22 Sep 2015 – 🐝 0.5.0
$index()
support (disable by passing noIndex: true
)16 Jul 2015 - 🌕 0.4.1
push.apply
not working on NodeList
in older Webkit versions14 Jul 2015 – 🎂 0.4.0
documentFragment
when possible.eslintrc
and clean up sourceMIT Licensed.
FAQs
Knockout Fast Foreach
The npm package knockout-fast-foreach receives a total of 232 weekly downloads. As such, knockout-fast-foreach popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that knockout-fast-foreach demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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