jsgui3-server 0.0.121 → 0.0.122

package/examples/controls/__old/scs-date-picker.js

@@ -1,158 +1,158 @@
-/**
- * Created by James on 02/10/2016.
- */
-
-const jsgui = require('jsgui3-html');
-const Server = require('../../single-control-server');
-//const File_Tree = jsgui.File_Tree;
-//const Month_View = require('../controls/month-view');
-//const Arrow_Button = require('../controls/arrow-button');
-const Left_Right_Arrows_Selector = jsgui.Left_Right_Arrows_Selector;
-const Date_Picker = jsgui.Date_Picker;
-const Grid = jsgui.Grid;
-
-// Make a version for Grid.
-//  Try for user-configurable column widths.
-//   optional
-//  row headers
-//  column headers
-//  
-
-// .rows['*']
-// .rows.all.width
-// .columns.all.width = 100px
-// .columns[6].width = 
-// columns[-1]?
-// .all_columns < seems easiest right now.
-
-
-
-//var Server = jsgui.Server;
-
-// Want to give it the js to include?
-//  Include jsgui client js as default.
-//  Would maybe want to substitute that with a different client build that includes jsgui3 (client) and custom controls and logic.
-
-// Give it a live Control?
-//  Would want to give that Control access to a server-side resource too.
-
-// We should be able to give that single control params too.
-
-// Body_Server
-
-// Provides page bodies that go along with routes.
-//  Need to be able to activate clients too.
-
-// A pluggable activation function?
-
-requirements = () => {
-	// const x = require x
-}
-
-
-
-let activate_app = (() => {
-	// Context variable will be available within the scope on the client.
-	let context;
-
-	return () => {
-		console.log('activate app function');
-	
-		// Should be able to access the app's main control.
-	
-		// nice to have a few local variables.
-		
-		console.log('Object.keys(context)', Object.keys(context));
-		console.log('Object.keys(context.map_controls)', Object.keys(context.map_controls));
-
-		console.log('(context.map_controls)', (context.map_controls));
-
-
-		// replica ones that are used for effects...
-		//  discount them by default?
-		//  eg a Month_View that the system makes automatically as part of tiles?
-
-		/*
-		let as = context.ctrl_document.$('left_right_arrows_selector')[0];
-		console.log('as', as);
-
-		as.on('loop', dir => {
-			console.log('as loop dir', dir);
-		})
-		*/
-
-
-		/*
-		let month_view = context.map_controls['month_view_0'];
-		
-		setTimeout(() => {
-			month_view.next_month();
-		}, 4000);
-
-		*/
-
-		// Seems like too many items were added to the map.
-		//  Must be created accidently on start.
-
-		// Seems like the control gets constructed twice, or registered with s different id.#
-		//  At least the mainscs control.
-
-		// Could do with some control querying / searching capabilities.
-
-		// control selectors
-
-		// may want to search for all controls that match a particular set of points.
-
-
-
-
-	}
-})//();
-
-// Set the data for the grid
-//  Could just give it an array
-//  Could give it a data resource.
-//  Could give it CSV.
-
-let grid_data = [
-	['0, 0', '1, 0', '2, 0', '3, 0', '4, 0', '5, 0'],
-	['0, 1', '1, 1', '2, 1', '3, 1', '4, 1', '5, 1'],
-	['0, 2', '1, 2', '2, 2', '3, 2', '4, 2', '5, 2'],
-	['0, 3', '1, 3', '2, 3', '3, 3', '4, 3', '5, 3'],
-	['0, 4', '1, 4', '2, 4', '3, 4', '4, 4', '5, 4']
-];
-
-//const months = ['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December'];
-const years = [2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022];
-
-var server = new Server({
-	'port': 80,
-	//'ctrl': [Month_View.Tiled, {
-
-	// Left_Right_Arrows_Selector
-	'ctrl': [Date_Picker, {}],
-		//'data': grid_data,
-		//cell_size: [80, 22],
-		//column_headers: true,
-		//row_headers: {}
-		//	width: 32
-		
-	/*
-	'ctrl': [Month_View, {
-			//'rotation': 180
-		'direction': 'left'
-	}],*/
-	'activate_app': activate_app
-});
-
-// sending app client JS.
-//  activation JS here that gets sent to the file would be useful.
-//  allows the main parts of an entire app to be contained within one file.
-
-server.start(function(err, cb_start) {
-	if (err) {
-		throw err;
-	} else {
-		console.log('server started');
-	}
+/**
+ * Created by James on 02/10/2016.
+ */
+
+const jsgui = require('jsgui3-html');
+const Server = require('../../single-control-server');
+//const File_Tree = jsgui.File_Tree;
+//const Month_View = require('../controls/month-view');
+//const Arrow_Button = require('../controls/arrow-button');
+const Left_Right_Arrows_Selector = jsgui.Left_Right_Arrows_Selector;
+const Date_Picker = jsgui.Date_Picker;
+const Grid = jsgui.Grid;
+
+// Make a version for Grid.
+//  Try for user-configurable column widths.
+//   optional
+//  row headers
+//  column headers
+//  
+
+// .rows['*']
+// .rows.all.width
+// .columns.all.width = 100px
+// .columns[6].width = 
+// columns[-1]?
+// .all_columns < seems easiest right now.
+
+
+
+//var Server = jsgui.Server;
+
+// Want to give it the js to include?
+//  Include jsgui client js as default.
+//  Would maybe want to substitute that with a different client build that includes jsgui3 (client) and custom controls and logic.
+
+// Give it a live Control?
+//  Would want to give that Control access to a server-side resource too.
+
+// We should be able to give that single control params too.
+
+// Body_Server
+
+// Provides page bodies that go along with routes.
+//  Need to be able to activate clients too.
+
+// A pluggable activation function?
+
+requirements = () => {
+	// const x = require x
+}
+
+
+
+let activate_app = (() => {
+	// Context variable will be available within the scope on the client.
+	let context;
+
+	return () => {
+		console.log('activate app function');
+	
+		// Should be able to access the app's main control.
+	
+		// nice to have a few local variables.
+		
+		console.log('Object.keys(context)', Object.keys(context));
+		console.log('Object.keys(context.map_controls)', Object.keys(context.map_controls));
+
+		console.log('(context.map_controls)', (context.map_controls));
+
+
+		// replica ones that are used for effects...
+		//  discount them by default?
+		//  eg a Month_View that the system makes automatically as part of tiles?
+
+		/*
+		let as = context.ctrl_document.$('left_right_arrows_selector')[0];
+		console.log('as', as);
+
+		as.on('loop', dir => {
+			console.log('as loop dir', dir);
+		})
+		*/
+
+
+		/*
+		let month_view = context.map_controls['month_view_0'];
+		
+		setTimeout(() => {
+			month_view.next_month();
+		}, 4000);
+
+		*/
+
+		// Seems like too many items were added to the map.
+		//  Must be created accidently on start.
+
+		// Seems like the control gets constructed twice, or registered with s different id.#
+		//  At least the mainscs control.
+
+		// Could do with some control querying / searching capabilities.
+
+		// control selectors
+
+		// may want to search for all controls that match a particular set of points.
+
+
+
+
+	}
+})//();
+
+// Set the data for the grid
+//  Could just give it an array
+//  Could give it a data resource.
+//  Could give it CSV.
+
+let grid_data = [
+	['0, 0', '1, 0', '2, 0', '3, 0', '4, 0', '5, 0'],
+	['0, 1', '1, 1', '2, 1', '3, 1', '4, 1', '5, 1'],
+	['0, 2', '1, 2', '2, 2', '3, 2', '4, 2', '5, 2'],
+	['0, 3', '1, 3', '2, 3', '3, 3', '4, 3', '5, 3'],
+	['0, 4', '1, 4', '2, 4', '3, 4', '4, 4', '5, 4']
+];
+
+//const months = ['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December'];
+const years = [2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022];
+
+var server = new Server({
+	'port': 80,
+	//'ctrl': [Month_View.Tiled, {
+
+	// Left_Right_Arrows_Selector
+	'ctrl': [Date_Picker, {}],
+		//'data': grid_data,
+		//cell_size: [80, 22],
+		//column_headers: true,
+		//row_headers: {}
+		//	width: 32
+		
+	/*
+	'ctrl': [Month_View, {
+			//'rotation': 180
+		'direction': 'left'
+	}],*/
+	'activate_app': activate_app
+});
+
+// sending app client JS.
+//  activation JS here that gets sent to the file would be useful.
+//  allows the main parts of an entire app to be contained within one file.
+
+server.start(function(err, cb_start) {
+	if (err) {
+		throw err;
+	} else {
+		console.log('server started');
+	}
 });

package/examples/controls/__old/scs-file-browser.js

@@ -1,83 +1,83 @@
-/**
- * Created by James on 02/10/2016.
- */
-
-// This would be a really good app to test deployment modules.
-//  Would be nice to deploy a file browser server on a remote computer then access it.
-
-
-var SC_Server = require('../../single-control-server');
-var File_Tree = require('jsgui3-html').controls.File_Tree;
-
-// Should make use of a File_Resource
-//  shared with the client.
-
-//var Server = jsgui.Server;
-
-// Want to give it the js to include?
-//  Include jsgui client js as default.
-//  Would maybe want to substitute that with a different client build that includes jsgui3 (client) and custom controls and logic.
-
-
-// Give it a live Control?
-//  Would want to give that Control access to a server-side resource too.
-
-// We need to publish a file system resource.
-// Client needs to have access to it. Others shouldn't.
-//  Could a control itself access the fs and do tasks?
-// Right now we want to route everything through the fs resource.
-//  The resource will be published.
-//  The client-side fs resource will know where to look / the client-side resource system will have an API ready for it.
-
-const Resource_Publisher = require('../../publishing/resource-publisher');
-const FS_Resource = require('../../resources/fs-resource');
-
-// Could add the fs resource to the server.
-//  Maybe that could be a start option?
-
-// Create the FS resource.
-//  Publish it.
-
-// Grant access to the File_Tree?
-//  Could put the resource in the app's resource pool.
-
-//console.log('File_Tree', File_Tree);
-//throw 'stop';
-
-var server = new SC_Server({
-	'port': 80,
-	'Ctrl': File_Tree
-});
-
-
-// on('pre-start', ...);
-
-server.start(async (err, cb_start) => {
-	if (err) {
-		throw err;
-	} else {
-
-		// Start the fs resource.
-		//  Then publish it.
-
-		// Resource_Guard?
-
-		// Local, set up authentication?
-		const fsr = new FS_Resource({});
-		await fsr.start();
-		// await?
-		server.publish('fs', fsr);
-
-		console.log('FS_Resource started');
-
-		// Not so sure about such general terms access to the resource.
-		//  Though the client should be able to access it client-side.
-		// The server does now have access to it through the 'publish' function so it shouldn't really be a problem.
-		
-
-
-
-
-		console.log('server started');
-	}
+/**
+ * Created by James on 02/10/2016.
+ */
+
+// This would be a really good app to test deployment modules.
+//  Would be nice to deploy a file browser server on a remote computer then access it.
+
+
+var SC_Server = require('../../single-control-server');
+var File_Tree = require('jsgui3-html').controls.File_Tree;
+
+// Should make use of a File_Resource
+//  shared with the client.
+
+//var Server = jsgui.Server;
+
+// Want to give it the js to include?
+//  Include jsgui client js as default.
+//  Would maybe want to substitute that with a different client build that includes jsgui3 (client) and custom controls and logic.
+
+
+// Give it a live Control?
+//  Would want to give that Control access to a server-side resource too.
+
+// We need to publish a file system resource.
+// Client needs to have access to it. Others shouldn't.
+//  Could a control itself access the fs and do tasks?
+// Right now we want to route everything through the fs resource.
+//  The resource will be published.
+//  The client-side fs resource will know where to look / the client-side resource system will have an API ready for it.
+
+const Resource_Publisher = require('../../publishing/resource-publisher');
+const FS_Resource = require('../../resources/fs-resource');
+
+// Could add the fs resource to the server.
+//  Maybe that could be a start option?
+
+// Create the FS resource.
+//  Publish it.
+
+// Grant access to the File_Tree?
+//  Could put the resource in the app's resource pool.
+
+//console.log('File_Tree', File_Tree);
+//throw 'stop';
+
+var server = new SC_Server({
+	'port': 80,
+	'Ctrl': File_Tree
+});
+
+
+// on('pre-start', ...);
+
+server.start(async (err, cb_start) => {
+	if (err) {
+		throw err;
+	} else {
+
+		// Start the fs resource.
+		//  Then publish it.
+
+		// Resource_Guard?
+
+		// Local, set up authentication?
+		const fsr = new FS_Resource({});
+		await fsr.start();
+		// await?
+		server.publish('fs', fsr);
+
+		console.log('FS_Resource started');
+
+		// Not so sure about such general terms access to the resource.
+		//  Though the client should be able to access it client-side.
+		// The server does now have access to it through the 'publish' function so it shouldn't really be a problem.
+		
+
+
+
+
+		console.log('server started');
+	}
 });