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hr.list

v0.3.1

Published

List View for collection

Downloads

14

Readme

hr.list Build Status

View associated to a Collection, containing a item associated with each models in the collection.

Installation

$ npm install hr.list

Documentation

Define a list

Create a list by extending the ListView class.

var ListView = require("hr.list");

var Posts = require("./collection/posts");

// Represent an item from the collection
var PostItem = ListView.Item.extend({
    tagName: "li",

    render: function() {
        this.text(this.model.get("title"));
        return this.ready();
    }
});

// Represent the list of PostItem views
var PostsList = ListView.extend({
    tagName: "ul",
    item: MyListItem,
    collection: Posts
});

Create an instance from this list with an empty collection:

var list = new PostsList();
list.collection.add({
    title: "Hello"
});
list.collection.add({
    title: "Hello 2"
});

Or from an existing collection:

var list = new PostsList({
    collection: myPosts
});

Filter items

A filter can be defined when creating the list:

var list = new PostsList({
    // Display only post with more than 100 likes
    filter: function(model) {
        return model.get("likes") > 100;
    }
});

Or can be applied at any time:

list.filter(function(model) {
    return model.get("tweets") > 100;
});

Clear filter using list.clearFilter().