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todoexp

v0.1.1

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An example coServ web app which can show a TODO list.

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Keywords

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Readme

This TODO list sample application is to showcase how easy a web app can be built using the coServ web server. You can show a TODO list, and click on any one of them to see the details. You can even modify a TODO item.

Get started

You can clone the project or use npm to install the project:

npm install @coserv/todoExp

This project has already embedded a coServ server. Once installed, you can go to the install directory and type the following in the command line to start the web application:

npm start

Point your browser to http://127.0.0.1:8080/todo/list to see it work.

Explaining the code

You can go the the www/todoExp/assets/themes/default/palets/todo directory to look for the major source files:

  • list.xs: This is the main file. It will load the todo list and display it. It also listens to the click event on any TODO item and invokes a dialog to show the details info of the selected item. If users modify a TODO item, this palet will call /todo/updateItem to save the update.

  • view.xs: This palet will display the detailed information of a TODO item.

  • updateItem.xs: This is a "faceless" palet. That is it will not render any view for display. Instead, it accepts input and use the input data to update a TODO item.

Besides the three palets mentioned above, you may also want to check the www/todoExp/lib/TodoModel.js file. That is a node.js module which works as the data model for this example app.