This package adds several ready to use classes for an Angular2 project
Controller already knows how to request for the data based on the URL
Upon entering http://myurl.com#/angular/path the controller will request data from http://myurl.com/angular/path.json
For pages that show a form, the controller will have an attribute data which will contain the data of the form,
and a method save so that the form can be submitted
For pages that show content, the controller will load the content into the data attribute
var app = angular.module("my_controller", [
"cyberhawk/requester",
"cyberhawk/controller",
"cyberhawk/notifier",
]);
function Controller(builder, notifier, $location) {
this.construct(builder.build($location), notifier, $location);
}
var fn = Controller.prototype;
_.extend(fn, Cyberhawk.Controller.prototype);
app.controller("Simulation.NewController", [
"cyberhawk/requester", "cyberhawk_notifier", "$location",
Controller
]);Requester is used with the controller, being able to easily request data or post data to be saved
binds an http requester to a controller
var app = angular.module("my_controller", [
"cyberhawk/notifier",
"binded_http"
]);
function Controller(http) {
this.http = http.bind(this);
this.http.bind(self);
}
var fn = Controller.prototype;
fn.request = function(address) {
this.http.get(address);
};
fn.initRequest = function() { // this will be used to show an ongoing request icon
this.ongoing = true;
}
fn.finishRequest = function() { // this will be used to hide an ongoing request icon
this.ongoing = true;
}
app.controller("MController", [
"binded_http",
Controller
]);
