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Bones provides conventions for Backbone applications. It allows most code to be shared on the server and the client. Bones exposes your Backbone controller routes as regular paths on the server so they can be accessed by non-JavaScript agents, while capable clients can enjoy the normal client-side Backbone experience.
The wiki contains more information on Getting Started and on the concepts in Bones.
To run the test suite, type npm test. Note: bones has to be in a folder named node_modules for tests to work correctly.
This can be done like:
ln -s `pwd` `pwd`/node_modules/bones
Bones is BSD licensed.
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Framework for using backbone.js on the client and server.
We found that bones demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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