viewjs-scope

Scope

A view scope represents an isolation within templates. Often times, you have many different areas that have either completely different scoping then others.

Getting Started

Get started by installing it through components:

component install viewjs-scope --save

Require it:

var scope = require('scope');

Usage

Create a new scope through the exported function:

scope(); // new scope.Scope();

Attach a parent to it:

scope()
  .parent(scope());

Childrens:

scope()
  .child(scope());

Finally, add attributes:

scope()
  .set('foo', 123)
  .set('name', 'John')

Getter

The .get() method on any scope will, if the key is not found on the immediate scope, bubble up to the parents until it finds it, otherwise it'll return undefined.

var parentA = scope().attr('foo', 55);
var parentB = scope()
  .parent(parentA)
  .attr('world', 'hello');
var child   = scope()
  .parent(parentB)
  .attr('five', 5);

Now we can grab any one of those attributes by only touching the child scope:

scope.get('five'); // 5
scope.get('world'); // 'hello'
scope.get('foo'); // 55

Note that .attr(key, value) is an alias to .set(key, value).

Testing

Run with mocha

component build --dev

Then:

open test/index.html

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 Daniel Fagnan [e-mail]

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