Peter Robinett <[email protected]> writes:
> Hi all,
>
[...]
> // Usage in boot.scala
> val myJsScript = new JsScript("flot" :: "jquery.flot.selectable.js" ::
> Nil)
> ResourceServer.allow(myJsScript.allowResource)
>
> // Usage in a normal snippet
> def mySnippet = {
> <head>
> { myJsScript.toHTML }
> </head>
> <div>
> The rest of the snippet...
> </div>
> }
>
> // Usage in a CometActor
> class myActor extends CometActor with JsScriptDependency {
> override def scripts = List(new JsScript("flot" ::
> "jquery.flot.selectable.js" :: Nil));
> }
>
> What do you think? It's a really quite basic but I think such an
> approach could work well for things like as lift-flot.
It might be a start :-) I'm a little unsure if it supports the use case
I would like to see:
I'm using jqPlot (a flot-like lib) and would like to, in boot, just
initialize the widget:
jqPlot.init
jqPlot comes with numerous plugins and this should be handled by the
widget. Whether a plugin is loaded on a page depends on some higher
level structure. Ie. if I wish to draw a pie chart, the pie chart plugin
should be loaded.
Looking back at this, it seems like this could work with the above....
In init: register all plugins
In the specific charts, call toHtml on the plugins needed
/Jeppe
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