Release v1.2.0 · ratiw/vue-table

new prop: multi-sort
Set to true to enable multi-column sorting interaction. Default is false.
change: sort-order --This is a breaking change.
sort-order in v1.2.0 is now and Array instead of Object in order to support multi-column sorting feature. You can easily upgrade to v1.2.0 just by enclosing existing sort-order value with square brackets [], like so
```
    :sort-order="[ { field: 'name', direction: 'asc' } ]"
```
That means you can also declare multi-column sorting via sort-order prop
```
    multi-sort="true"
    :sort-order="[ { field: 'name', direction: 'asc' }, { field: 'email', direction: 'asc' } ]"
```
new prop: multi-sort-key
By default, after setting multi-sort to true, you can use Alt+Click (or Option+Click on mac) to work with multi-column sorting feature in vuetable. This prop will allow you to use other key instead of alt key. Possible values are alt, ctrl, meta, shift.

new prop: detail-row
This props specify the name of a function that will be called to render the detail row. It is an empty string by default, which tells vuetable to ignore detail row rendering.
new prop: detail-row-id
Each detail row must be associated with a row of data. This prop tells vuetable which field is the unique identifier for each row. By default, it is id.
new prop: detail-row-transition
Vue.js transition class to be used during opening/closing of any detail row.
new prop: detail-row-class
A class attribute for detail row. Default is vuetable-detail-row.

new prop: row-class-callback
Contains the name of a callback function to be called when vuetable renders each table row. Because of detail row feature will create another hidden row for each record, the table-striped option in CSS framework will not work as expected. This prop can be used to mitigate this problem by allowing vuetable to ask for a class name to be used when rendering each table row.

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