stack-page

0.0.4 • Public • Published

Add this line to the bottom of your code:

require('stack-page')(stack)

Your links and stack routes must be prefixed with a backsash "/"

ie, this link: go

with this stack listener: stack.on('/do-something', go)

will run the go function.


This is a good pattern, should formalize around this:

You have a URL ie: '/slog/entry'

on that page you have links you want to do stack fires; but differntiate them so you know they aren't URLs that will be clicked.

So you should prefix them with a hash ie- href="#save"

Then make a stack route to listen for '/slog/entry#save'

TODO: if you don't use a hash link stack-page will process the link as if it was a native link.

TODO: make a test for this

For developing on the test file, do:

watchify test/index.js -o test/bundle.js --debug -v

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