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backbone-elements
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Tested with Backbone 1.1.2
This library allows you to easily define and use child elements within your Backbone views:
class View extends Backbone.View
elements:
".status": "status"
".child-element > div": "childDiv"
events:
"click a.another-div": "_clickHandler"
initialize: ->
super // parent initialize() calls @refreshElements()
console.log 'started'
# use the references in functions
_clickHandler: ->
@$status.text "clicked"
@$childDiv.remove()
@refreshElements() # refresh element references
You can change the default element prefix too:
class View extends Backbone.View
elementPrefix: ''
elements:
".status": "status"
".child-element > div": "childDiv"
events:
"click a.another-div": "_clickHandler"
initialize: ->
super // parent initialize() calls @refreshElements()
console.log 'started'
# use the references in functions
_clickHandler: ->
@status.text "clicked"
@childDiv.remove()
@refreshElements() # refresh element references
Install using npm:
$ npm install backbone-elements
Use bower:
$ bower install backbone-elements
To build the code and run the tests:
$ npm install -g gulp
$ npm install
$ gulp
Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md.
MIT - see LICENSE.md
FAQs
Backbone.View shortcut for obtaining child element references
We found that backbone-elements demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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