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# Vienna: Client side MVC framework for Opal
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/opal/vienna.png?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/opal/vienna)
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Until a better README is out (shame on us) you can take a look at
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the [Opal implementation](https://github.com/opal/opal-todos)
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of [TodoMVC](http://todomvc.com).
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## Installation
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Add vienna to your ```Gemfile``` with a reference to the Github source.
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Note: The vienna hosted on rubygems.org is a different project.
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```ruby
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gem 'opal-vienna'
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```
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If you're compiling opal in a static application, make sure to require bundler first.
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```ruby
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require 'bundler'
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Bundler.require
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```
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## Model
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Client side models.
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```ruby
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class Book < Vienna::Model
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attributes :title, :author
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end
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book = Book.new(title: 'My awesome book', author: 'Bob')
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book.title = 'Bob: A story of awesome'
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```
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### Attributes
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Attributes can be defined on subclasses using `attributes`. This simply defines
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a getter/setter method using `attr_accessor`. You can override either method as
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```ruby
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class Book < Vienna::Model
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attributes :title, :release_date
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# If date is a string, then we need to parse it
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def release_date=(date)
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date = Date.parse(date) if String === date
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@release_date = date
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end
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end
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book = Book.new(:release_date => '2013-1-10')
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book.release_date
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# => #<Date: 2013-1-10>
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```
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## Views
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`Vienna::View` is a simple wrapper class around a dom element representing a
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view of some model (or models). A view's `element` is dynamically created when
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first accessed. `View.element` can be used to specify a dom selector to find
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the view in the dom.
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Assuming the given html:
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```html
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<body>
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</div>
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</body>
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```
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We can create our view like so:
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```ruby
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class MyView < Vienna::View
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element '#foo'
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MyView.new.element
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```
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A real, existing, element can also be passed into the class method:
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Views can have parents. If a child view is created, then the dom selector is
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only searched inside the parents element.
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### Customizing elements
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A `View` will render as a div tag, by default, with no classes (unless an
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element selector is defined). Both these can be overriden inside your view
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subclass.
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```ruby
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class NavigationView < Vienna::View
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def tag_name
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end
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def class_name
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end
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### Rendering views
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Views have a placeholder `render` method, that doesnt do anything by default.
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```ruby
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class MyView < Vienna::View
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def render
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element.html = 'Welcome to my rubyicious page'
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view = MyView.new
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view.render
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### Listening for events
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destroyed, these event handlers are then removed.
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```ruby
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class ButtonView < Vienna::View
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puts "clicked on button"
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end
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def tag_name
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puts "clicked: #{evt.target}"
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creation behaviour.
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router.route("/users") do
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obj.add_observer(:age) { |new_age| puts "age changed to #{new_age}" }
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require 'opal/vienna/version'
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s.name = 'opal-vienna'
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s.version = Opal::Vienna::VERSION
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s.author = 'Adam Beynon'
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s.email = 'adam@adambeynon.com'
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s.homepage = 'http://opalrb.org'
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s.summary = 'Client side MVC framework for Opal'
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s.description = 'Client side MVC framework for Opal'
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s.license = 'MIT'
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s.files = `git ls-files`.split("\n")
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class Adapter
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require 'vienna/adapters/base'
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module Vienna
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# Adapter using LocalStorage as a backend
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class LocalAdapter < Adapter
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def initialize
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@storage = $global.localStorage
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end
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def create_record(record, &block)
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record.id = self.unique_id
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record.did_create
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sync_models(record.class)
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def update_record(record, &block)
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def delete_record(record, &block)
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sync_models record.class
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def find_all(klass, &block)
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if data = @storage.getItem(klass.name)
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name = klass.name
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end
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def unique_id
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end
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