@version 0.1.2
@date 2015-02-02
@stability 1 - Experimental
Lite framework for building single-page applications.
Organize views into a hierarchy with built-in router.
View(name, element, parent, contentSelector)
String - A name for a view that is also a route to the view.
Accepts Level 1 URI Templates RFC 6570String or Function or DOM Node -
View representation as DOM tree.
String and Function will be transformed to DOM Node on first call.String - Parent view name.String, optional - A selector to where a child Node will be attached.// Optional path for views, default = ""
View.base = "/js/views/"
// Define starting point in DOM
View("body", document.body)
// Create first simple view
View("home", ".home", "body")
// Create another view
View("work", ".work", "body")
// Start
View.main = "home"
history.start(View.route)
// call manualy
View("home").show()
Copyright (c) 2013-2015 Lauri Rooden <lauri@rooden.ee>
The MIT License
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Full-stack web framework in a tiny package
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