I have spun off the original purnam.angular library into its seperate
project - https://github.com/purnam/gyr
Some examples can be seen here:
https://github.com/purnam/example.gyr
Angular Simplified
As much as I became amazed at the possibilities of angularjs, I was also
experiencing alot of pain when developing with javascript. Javascript is
not the best language to work with and unless one is serious javascript
expert (which I am far from), it was very easy to complect modules within
large *angular.js* applications. Using coffeescript did not solve the
problem and in fact, made things worse with its white-space indentation
style.
I also found that *properly architected* angular.js applications had WAY
too many files for my liking - as seen in the Year of
Moo<https://github.com/purnam/gyr/blob/master/www.yearofmoo.com/%E2%80%8E>
projects.
I wanted to use clojure syntax so that my code was smaller, more readable
and easier to handle. Essentially, I believe that great angular apps should
be able to be written in one file.
Gyr currently offers:
- gyr.core <http://purnam.github.io/gyr/#gyr-core> - a simple dsl for
eliminating boilerplate *angular.js*
- gyr.test <http://purnam.github.io/gyr/#gyr-test> - testing macros for
eliminating more boilerplate test code for services, controllers,
directives and filters
- gyr.filters - undocumented library of clojure-style filters for
angular.js
<https://github.com/purnam/gyr#angular-js>Angular JS
;; purnam.angular
(def.module my.app [])
(def.config my.app [$routeProvider]
(-> $routeProvider
(.when "/" (obj :templateUrl "views/main.html"))
(.otherwise (obj :redirectTo "/"))))
(def.controller my.app.MainCtrl [$scope $http]
(! $scope.msg "")
(! $scope.setMessage (fn [msg] (! $scope.msg msg)))
(! $scope.loginQuery
(fn [user pass]
(let [q (obj :user user
:pass pass)]
(-> $http
(.post "/login" q)
(.success (fn [res]
(if (= res "true")
(! $scope.loginSuccess true)
(! $scope.loginSuccess false))))
(.error (fn [] (js/console.log "error!!")))))))
<https://github.com/purnam/gyr#angularjs-testing>AngularJS Testing
;; purnam.test.angular
(describe.controller
{:doc "A sample controller for testing purposes"
:module my.app
:controller MainCtrl}
(it "should be able to change the message within the $scope"
(is $scope.msg "Hello")
(do ($scope.setMessage "World!")
(is $scope.msg "World!"))
(do ($scope.setMessage "Angular Rocks!")
(is $scope.msg "Angular Rocks!"))))
<https://github.com/purnam/gyr#license>
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