Angular Test table directive

###Have you ever needed to create a simple HTML table, to show your tests status?

We all know the next problem: We have tests running, and we want to show them in a table.

the problems:

• not all tests ran in the same dates
• the number of the dates is ever changing

This directive is plain simple, just call it with the data, and get the right table HTML

this directive hasn't any css properties, its pure <table>, <th>, <td>, <tr> so you can customize it as you wish.

Data format

The directive will parse your data as long as its in the following format: { rowName: [ {name:"", result:""}, {name:"", result:""}, {name:"", result:""}, {name:"", result:""}, ... ], ... }

• rowName is the first col of each row
• {name:"", result:""} is a col where
• name is the test's name
• result is the test's result

Example

For the following object:

  {
  Fedora: [
        {name: "dec10", result: "Fail"},
        {name: "dec1", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec2", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec3", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec4", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec5", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec6", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec7", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec8", result: "Pass"}],
   Windows: [
        {name: "dec2", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec4", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec14", result: "Fail"},
        {name: "dec6", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec8",result: "Pass"}],
   Ubuntu: [
        {name: "dec2", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec4",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec6",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec8",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec16",result: "Fail"}],
     Mac: [
        {name: "dec1",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec2",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec3",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec4",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec5",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec6",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec7",result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec8", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec9", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec10", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec11", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec12", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec13", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec14", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec15", result: "Pass"},
        {name: "dec16", result: "Pass"}]
}

we'll get

Usage:

• Download tests-table.js
• Add <script> to youre HTML, referrencing tests-table.js
• In you Angular module, add TestsTable dependency.
• In you HTML, just call

<full-table main-col-name="name" table-data="tableData"></full-table>

where main-col-name is the first column's name and table-data is the data to fill the table with.