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babili-angular

v0.12.1

Published

Angular framework for Babili.

Downloads

3

Readme

Babili Angular Library

Usage

  • Install with bower

    bower install -E babili-angular
  • Install with npm

    npm install -E --save babili-angular
  • Add the angular dependency to your app module:

    var myapp = angular.module('myapp', ['babili']);

    or in es6 style

    import angular     from "angular";
    import babili      from  "babili-angular";
    
    const myapp = angular.module("myapp", [babili])
    .config(babiliConfig);
    
    /*@ngInject*/
    function babiliConfig(babiliProvider) {
      babiliProvider.configure({
        apiUrl:    process.env.BABILI_API_URL,
        socketUrl: process.env.BABILI_SOCKET_URL
      });
    }
    
    export default inboxModule;
    
  • Configure endpoints

    babiliProvider.configure({
      apiUrl    : <api-url>,
      socketUrl : <socket-url>
    })
  • Load the user with her opened rooms and the first page of closed rooms

    babili.connect(scope, babiliToken).then(function (babiliUser) {
      $rootScope.babiliUser.fetchOpenedRooms().then(function () {
        $rootScope.babiliUser.fetchClosedRooms().then(function () {
          $scope.$apply();
        });
      });    
    });

Changelog

Version 0.11.0

Since version 0.11.0 messages are not marked as read automatically once the room has been opened. This allows you to control the reading state in a more granular way. (Messages are still marked as read upon room opening).

For Example, always mark new messages as read in a room:

$scope.room = room;
$scope.$watchCollection("room.messages", function() {
  babiliUser.markAllReceivedMessagesAsRead($scope.room)
};

You might want to do this conditionaly, e.g., only when the tab has the focus or only when the user clicks on the reply input field.

Develop

Install packages:

npm install

Compile sources:

gulp

Auto recompile sources:

gulp watch