It aims to be a viable alternative master repo, building on the legacy of the mleibman/SlickGrid master branch, keeping libraries up to date and applying small, safe core patches and enhancements without turning into a personalised build.

Check out the examples for examples demonstrating new features and use cases, such as dynamic grid creation and editors with third party controls.

Also check out the wiki for news and documentation.

Cypress E2E Tests

We are now starting to add E2E (end to end) tests with Cypress. You can see here the list of Examples that now have Cypress test. We also added these Cypress tests to the GitHub Actions Workflow, basically the tests will run every time someone pushes a commit or a PR.

We also welcome any contributions and if you wish to add Cypress test, all you need to do is to clone the repo and then run the following commands

npm install # install all npm packages
npm run server # run a local http server
npm run cypress:open # open Cypress tool

Once Cypress tool is open, you can click on "Run all Specs" to start the tests.

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Package last updated on 18 Dec 2019

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