Kevin H schrieb:
> Has anyone tried using the development release of MochiKit in their TG
> apps?
Yes.
> Is it useable?
I haven't tested it thoroughly but had no problems so far. I use it, because
XmlHttp POST requests are a lot easier.
> If so, how would you modify TG to use it? Is it just a matter of
> replacing the appropriate files, or is there more to it?
I have built my own mini-widget as a replacement for the standard one:
---> myproject/widgets/jslibs/__init__.py <---
__all__ = [
'mochikit'
]
import pkg_resources
from turbogears.widgets import JSLink, register_static_directory
js_dir = pkg_resources.resource_filename("myproject.widgets.jslibs",
"static")
register_static_directory("jslibs", js_dir)
mochikit = JSLink("jslibs", "javascript/MochiKit.js")
---> end <---
then put MochiKit.js 1.4 in myproject/widgets/jslibs/static/javascript
and use it in your application by e.g. setting tg_include_widgets to
['myproject.widgets.jslibs.mochikit']
This way you always have MochiKit 1.4 distributed with your app and don't rely
on a patched TG installation.
HTH, Chris
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