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okaylib

v0.5.6

Published

Extensible MVC library

Downloads

7

Readme

ok

Extensible MVC library

Installing

Clone repo

Clone with git:

$ git clone https://github.com/j-/ok.git

Server

Use npm to install:

$ npm install --save okaylib

Client

The ok client library depends on underscore.

Use bower to install:

bower install --save okaylib

Or include the JS file:

<script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/j-/ok/0.5.6/ok.js"></script>

Using

Server

Load the module:

var ok = require('okaylib');

AMD

Using an AMD library like require.js:

require(['okaylib'], function (ok) {

});

Or you may be able to use the CommonJS style:

define(function (require) {
	var ok = require('okaylib');
});

Global

If AMD and CommonJS detection fails, ok will expose two globals, ok and okaylib. If there is a naming conflict you can call ok.noConflict() to restore the ok global to its value before ok was loaded.

Documentation

ok is documented with jsdoc style comments for generating docs.

Installing jsdoc

Install the jsdoc binary with npm:

$ npm install --global jsdoc

Generating docs

In the ok/ directory:

$ jsdoc .

Documentation will be generated in ok/out/.

License

MIT license.