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rw-widgets

v0.3.4

Published

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Downloads

8

Readme

Relief-Web Widget library

npm dependencies npm dev dependencies

Global Build Dependencies

  • node/npm - For package management
  • bower - For client-side package management
  • grunt - For automation
  • browserify - For bundling various src files into a single distribution

Install

In root directory of the repo...

npm install
bower install

Development

For development, be sure to have the default grunt task running during develop so that the bundled distribution is built. This also runs a code linter and unit tests on watch.

Other helper grunt commands are

grunt lint
grunt build
grunt test

Widget structure

Widgets have a number of methods that make up a widget object. Understanding what each of these methods do is helpful in understanding how to create new and unique widgets. It's helpful to examine src/widget-base.js to get a better understanding of the specifics of how widgets behave.

At their core, a widget is a template file and a simple javascript object.

Helpful methods

  • .config() - Widget configuration get/setter Accepts 0, 1 or 2 parameters

    .config() - Returns the configuration of a widget as an object. .config(obj value) - Sets multiple config options, returns the full configuration of the widget as an object. .config(string key) - Returns the configuration of setting defined by the key of string. .config(string key, string|object value) - Sets the configuration for key to the value of value.

  • .render(element) - Renders a widget where at a particular DOM element. Element can either be a string (CSS selector) or a DOMElement.

  • .compile() - This method handles preparation of any configuration variables before rendering into a template. Override this method in your custom widgets if you want to load any external data into your template, or generate any additional content for your template before rendering.

  • .link() - This method handles any event reactions or DOM manipulation that needs to happen after the initial DOM render. Override this method in your custom widgets to define your own js behaviors.

  • .template() - The actual rendering method for a widget. By default, widgets use Handlebars.js for templating purposes.

Creating a new widget

The rw-widget library allows for developers to create additional widgets that can be registered to the library. Check the exapmle/custom-widget.html file for an example of how to define a custom widget.