ember-dataview
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Introduces a dataview object and service which are like controllers except they exclusively handle data loading
Introduces the concept of dataviews (inspired by what the couchdb guys are doing).
Dataviews have a store and can be composed of other dataviews
note: this is alpha software!
Because my route files were getting bloated
declare dataviews in their own directory dataviews/dashboard.coffee
DashboardDataview = Dataview.extend
childViews: ["someOtherView", "anotherView"]
loads:
user: (opts) ->
@store.findRecord "user", opts.id
fields: (opts) ->
# load fields
Use in the routes routes/dashboard.coffee
Route.extend
model: ->
@dataviews.eagerLoad "dashboard",
routeAction: @get "routeAction"
routeName: @get "routeName"
eagerLoad forces your entire dataview tree, while the counterpart lazyLoad just loads the head node
git clone this repositorynpm installbower installember servernpm test (Runs ember try:testall to test your addon against multiple Ember versions)ember testember test --serverember buildFor more information on using ember-cli, visit http://ember-cli.com/.
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Introduces a dataview object and service which are like controllers except they exclusively handle data loading
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