cyberhawk

This package adds several ready to use classes for an Angular2 project

Usage

controller

Controller already knows how to request for the data based on the URL

Upon entering http://myurl.com#/angular/path the controller will request data from http://myurl.com/angular/path.json

For pages that show a form, the controller will have an attribute data which will contain the data of the form, and a method save so that the form can be submitted

For pages that show content, the controller will load the content into the data attribute

var app = angular.module("my_controller", [
  "cyberhawk/requester",
  "cyberhawk/controller",
  "cyberhawk/notifier",
]);

function Controller(builder, notifier, $location) {
  this.construct(builder.build($location), notifier, $location);
}

var fn = Controller.prototype;

_.extend(fn, Cyberhawk.Controller.prototype);

app.controller("Simulation.NewController", [
  "cyberhawk/requester", "cyberhawk_notifier", "$location",
  Controller
]);

requester

Requester is used with the controller, being able to easily request data or post data to be saved

binded_http

binds an http requester to a controller

var app = angular.module("my_controller", [
  "cyberhawk/notifier",
  "binded_http"
]);

function Controller(http) {
  this.http = http.bind(this);
  this.http.bind(self);
}

var fn = Controller.prototype;

fn.request = function(address) {
  this.http.get(address);
};

fn.initRequest = function() { // this will be used to show an ongoing request icon
  this.ongoing = true;
}

fn.finishRequest = function() { // this will be used to hide an ongoing request icon
  this.ongoing = true;
}

app.controller("MController", [
  "binded_http",
  Controller
]);