src

This is the source code. You can use it locally to experiment with AT.

How to experiment

If you want to try AT,

• clone this repository or download the development version
• or download the production version

Production Version

This is a pre-packaged version of AT where files are minified and grouped together in bundles. To get started, copy the aria folder to the root of your web server and include both the framework bootstrap and the skin in your HTML page:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/aria/ariatemplates-1.2.0.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/aria/css/atskin-1.2.0.js"></script>

Development Version

This is the development, un-minified, un-packaged version of the framework. To get started, copy the aria folder to the root of your web server and include the bootstrap file in your HTML page:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/aria/bootstrap.js"></script>

Using AT from NodeJS

Issue npm install ariatemplates to grab the latest stable version from npm. Then use require('ariatemplates') to load the framework. This will create two global variables, aria and Aria. Some core functionalities will be preloaded, to use the others, you have to load them using Aria.load. That function expects a JSON object with classes node (Array), and optionally oncomplete and onerror callbacks.

Below is a simple REPL excerpt to get started with:

$ npm install ariatemplates
...
$ node
> require('ariatemplates')
> aria.utils.String.substitute('Hello %1', ['John'])
'Hello John'
> Aria.load({ classes : ["aria.utils.Math"] })
> aria.utils.Math.normalize(711, 0, 500)
500

Alternatively, if you've cloned our GH repo and want to experiment with the code as you change it:

$ git clone https://github.com/ariatemplates/ariatemplates.git
...
$ node
> require('./ariatemplates/src/aria/node.js')
...

Learn more

Head over to our Hello World guide to learn more. For any question, send us an email contact@ariatemplates.com