- Download Narwhal.
- Add the Narwhal bin directory to your PATH
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/narwhal/bin - Install Bogart
tusk install bogart
var bogart = require("bogart");
exports.app = new bogart.App(function() {
this.GET("/:name", function() {
return this.text("hello " + this.params["name"]);
});
});
Start your app: jackup -r app.js
Visit it in a web browser at http://localhost:8080.
var Bogart = require("bogart").App;
var URLMap = require("jack").URLMap;
var hello = new Bogart(function() {
this.GET("/:name", function() {
return this.text("hello " + this.params["name"]);
});
});
var calc = new Bogart(function() {
this.GET("/add/:first/:second", function() {
var first = parseInt(this.params["first"]);
var second = parseInt(this.params["second"]);
return this.text("addition result: " + (first + second).toString());
});
});
exports.app = URLMap({
"/hello": hello,
"/calc": calc
});
All event callbacks receive the instance of App that called them as the first argument.
Bogart raises the following events:
- before_init: Before any of the options passed to the App constructor have been evaluated.
- before_execute_route: Raised immediately before a route handler is executed. The callback function will receive two arguments. The first argument will contain a reference to the Bogart App raising the event. The second will contain the RouteHandlerContext that the route handler that is about to be executed will run inside of. Use this event to attach custom helpers to the route's context just before it is executed.
- after_execute_route: Raised after a route handler is executed. The callback function receives two arguments. The first argument contains a reference to the Bogart App raising the event. The second contains the RouteHandlerContext in which the route handler was executed. Use this event to clean up after your before_execute_route callback or to gather information from the RouteHandlerContext after the route has been executed.
- route_error: Raised when a route handler throws an error. Callback function receives three arguments. The first argument contains a reference to te Bogart App raising the event. The second argument contains the error thrown by the route handler. The third arguments is a hash with the verb and path of the route that threw the error.
var App = require("bogart").App;
App.subscribeTo("before_init", function(app, options) {
options.cache_views = false;
});
EJS Template helpers are available in bogart in the route handlers. Templates are assumed to be under 'views' relative to the root directory of the application.
<html>
<head><title>Hello</title></head>
<body>
<%= hold() %>
</body>
</html>
<h1>Hello <%= name %></h1>
var Bogart = require("bogart").App;
exports.app = new Bogart(function() {
this.layout = "site";
this.GET("/:name", function() {
return this.ejs("hello", { name: this.params.name });
});
});
<html>
<head><title>Hello</title></head>
<body>
<h1>Hello bob</h1>
</body>
</html>
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