Wraps up some client-side boilerplate code for our apps
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'appitude', :github => 'Betapond/appitude'
And then execute:
$ bundle
//= require appitude
// App triggers events when views are loaded, just in case you need it.
App.on('view:loaded', function(view, name){
console.debug('view loaded', name);
});
// You can hook into the load event for specific views if you need to.
App.on('view:base:loaded', function(view, name){
console.debug('base view loaded', v);
view.setSomething('foo')
});
// adding a backbone view is simple
// the view will be loaded automatically when you call App.loadViews() if the "el" element is present in the page
(function(){
var view = {
el: 'body',
events: {
'click .share': 'share'
},
initialize: function(){
},
share: function(){
}
}
App.addView('main', view);
# App.addView('main', view, {autoload: false});
}).call(this);
How do I load a view that I have set to autoload: false
// if main is already loaded, this will unload and reload the view
App.loadView('main')
// you can also pass options that will be passed to the view's initialize method
App.loadView('posts', {posts: [...]})
How do I know what's loaded?
// in your javascript console
App.debugViews()
// => bookmarks, autoload: true, loaded: true
// => customLike, autoload: true, loaded: true
// => list, autoload: true, loaded: true
// => main, autoload: true, loaded: true
// => planner, autoload: false, loaded: true
// => map, autoload: true, loaded: true
// => place, autoload: true, loaded: false
Accessing an already loaded view?
App.getView('main') // returns false if the view is not loaded
//= require appitude
//= require appitude/facebook
// You must provide your fb app id
App.fb.appId = '123123123123'
// internally, App.fb.ready hooks into a $.Deferred which is
// resolved after the FB jssdk is loaded and FB.init is called
App.fb.ready(function(){
console.debug('fb js sdk has been loaded and initialized');
});
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request