This is a tiny library that depends on jQuery (for the moment) that allows you to create controllers in an ExtJS like syntax
Installation
include this before </body>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/public/js/jT.min.js"></script>
and after it include your stuff
<script type="text/javascript" src="/public/js/app/Modules/Controller1.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/public/js/app/Modules/Controller2.js"></script>
//etcExamples
jT.define("app.Controllers.Users", {
extend : "jT.controller",
_some_private_property: true,
init: function(){
this.listen({
components: {
"#koko" : { //or any jQuery selector
click: 'onKokoClick',
//submit: 'onKokoSubmit'
}
},
events: {
"initUserValidators" : 'initUserValidators'
}
});
},
initUserValidators: function(data, e){
console.log("i would but someone has to define them first");
},
onKokoClick: function($el){ //first param will always be the element itself
console.log(this); //is the controller
}
});
To fire event from one controller to another
jT.define("app.Controllers.FiringEvents", {
extend : "jT.controller",
init: function(){
this.fireEvent("initUserValidators", {
'user_id' : 1
});
}
});
Singeltons
jT.define("app.Utils", {
singleton: true,
isKoko: function(){
return true;
}
});
if you define it like this you can call it from anywhere like this
console.log(app.Utils.isKoko());
Because of the events between controllers browser support is IE 11+
Notes
In ext you set your controllers and include them automatically. I can make it happen but i find it poinless because it will add a lot of code when it takes just few secs to add <script src="..">
There are some helpers for strings,arrays,objects you can check them in src/lib/ folder.
I coded this for myself, but if anyone else needs something do let me know.
