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ti-nano-bindon

v0.1.0

Published

A plugin for nano to change the view binding event

Downloads

5

Readme

#Nano BindOn

A plugin for nano to change the view binding event. By default nano binds on the change event. This plugin lets you bind on any other ti event.

Requires nano version > 0.2.0

Read nano docs there.

##Install

From the root of your existing alloy project you can either.

Install using gitto

$ gittio install nano
$ gittio install nano-bindon

or install using npm

$ npm install ti-nano ti-nano-bindon

It will copy all the required libraries to your app/lib folder.

##Setup

Add the following to your alloy.js file:

var nano = require("nano");
var bindon = require("nano-bindon");
nano.load(bindon());

Then use nano as normal in your controller, e.g.

nano($,$model);

##Binding

The default syntax is {{ attribute }}. Currently there is a limitation in Alloy that prevents its usage. See this issue.

For the examples below the follow command was used to change the syntax:

nano.syntax(/\-\=(.+?)\=\-/gi);

This changes the syntax -= attribute =-.

bindon attribute

With the plugin you can now add the nbindon attribute, e.g.

<Alloy>
	<Window bindon="container">
    <View top="100" layout="vertical">
      <TextField value="{{value}}" bindon="blur"></TextField>
      <TextField value="{{value}}" bindon="click"></TextField>
      <TextField value="{{value}}"></TextField>
      <Label>{{value}}</Label>
      </View>
	</Window>
</Alloy>

The first TextField will bind on the blur event. The second TextField will bind on the click event. The third TextField will bind on the change event (the default nano setting).

##Building from Source

Building the distributable is done using grunt

Enter the following:

$ npm install
$ grunt

The built library is found in at dist/nano-bindon.js