First of all, a huge thank you for this awesome project. We use it in production at our company and it works just great (has saved us many hours of coding) 💯 💯
I also want to contribute to this project in some way, but im still new in the Javascript world.
Anyway, here are some ways in which I am capable to help with::

• Documentation Site (https://docusaurus.io/)
• Translate the docs to ger

When describing the configuration object for Mixitup Pagination, you mistakenly wrote onPaginateStart twice in the callbacks section.

I suppose the second one should be onPaginateEnd.

I found that when using the groupBy filter within the template with an ng-repeat that iPhone4 on iOS9 would infinitely repeat the data, causing it to crash the browser if there was a particularly large set of data. This behaviour didn't present on any other devices I was testing (desktop Chrome, FF, IE9+, Android device using Chrome browser) including an iPhone 4 on iOS8.

An example of the templ

Version

Develop

It seems that score can be as low as it wants to and I thought the score would be from 0 to -100. So is there a way to set a lower limit? If the score is able to go to -♾ then it makes no sense.

Let’s say you accidentally add find: ‘.’ or other invalid values. Now it would throw and not clean up properly.

Checking should happen somewhere around here

A try/catch should do the trick I think. In the catch block the cleaning up could happen (calling h.stop could not work, so manual

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55511765/can-we-exclude-row-from-filtering-yadcf-plugin/55523603

JSFiddle

DataTables allow html5 attributes on rows and cells which can be used to setup filters in YADCF when the html5_data tag is set. However testing shows issues with the html5_data tag (refer to JSFiddle).

In the JSFiddle, users should be able to pu

I need to use this in a TypeScript context and I don't know how to call its functions or import it.

Current documentation inside README.md contains the following example code:

persistStore(store, {
  transforms: [
    saveSubsetFilter,
    saveSubsetBlacklistFilter,
    loadSubsetFilter,
    saveAndloadSubsetFilter,
  ]
});

Using this with redux-persist in version 5.9.1 results in thrown error-message:
`redux-persist: invalid option passed to persistStore: "transf

Should add something that says

Installation

npm install --save readdir-enhanced

This would help identifying the npm repository as genuine.

We should definitely do it at some point.

It should be relatively straightforward, but I lack the time to do it right now.

Any help in this direction would be much appreciated.