KnockoutJS Essentials电子书

KnockoutJS Essentials

Table of Contents

KnockoutJS Essentials

Credits

About the Author

Acknowledgments

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Refreshing the UI Automatically with KnockoutJS

KnockoutJS and the MVVM pattern

A real-world application – koCart

Installing components

The view-model

The view

The model

Observables to refresh the UI automatically

Managing collections with observables

Inserting elements in collections

Computed observables

Summary

2. KnockoutJS Templates

Preparing the project

Creating templates

The header template

The catalog template

The add-to-cart-modal template

The cart-widget template

The cart-item template

The cart template

The order template

The finish-order-modal template

Handling templates with if and ifnot bindings

Managing templates with jQuery

Managing templates with koExternalTemplateEngine

Summary

3. Custom Bindings and Components

Custom bindings

The toggle binding

The currency binding

Create a binding to debug – the toJSON binding

Being semantic with our bindings

Wrapping a jQuery plugin into a custom binding

Components – isolated view-models

Advanced techniques

Controlling descendant bindings

Using virtual elements

Preprocessing data before binding

Summary

4. Managing KnockoutJS Events

Event-driven programming

The click event

Passing more parameters

Allowing the default click action

Event bubbling

Event types

Event binding

Unobtrusive events with jQuery

Delegation pattern

Building custom events

Events and bindings

Summary

5. Getting Data from the Server

REST services

Defining CRUD

Singleton resources

Setting CRUD operations in the resource

Using resources in the view-model

Using Mockjax to mock HTTP requests

Generating mock data with MockJSON

Retrieving a product by ID

Creating a new product

Separation of concerns – behavior and data

Creating the product service

Creating the CartProduct service

Updating a product

Deleting a product

Sending the order to the server

Handling AJAX errors

Validating data

Extending the product model

Extending the customer model

Summary

6. The Module Pattern – RequireJS

Installing the Knockout context debugger extension

The console

The module pattern

Creating the Shop module

The ViewModel module

The Models module

The Resources module

The Services module

Events, bindings, and Knockout components

Updating the add-to-cart-button component

Updating events

Using RequireJS to manage dependencies

Updating the template engine

Configuring RequireJS

Using RequireJS in our project

Defining the app.js file

Converting a normal module into an AMD module

Applying RequireJS to components

Applying RequireJS to mocks

Applying RequireJS to bindings

Applying RequireJS to events

The limits of the application

Summary

7. Durandal – The KnockoutJS Framework

Installing Durandal

Durandal patterns

The index.html file

The main.js file

The shell view-model

The shell view

Durandal life cycle

The activation life cycle

The promise pattern

Compositions

Object composition

Visual composition

Router

Route parameters

Triggering navigation

Child routers

Events

Widgets

Setting up widgets

Writing the widget view

Writing the widget view-model

Registering the widget

Building a page with Durandal

Summary

8. Developing Web Applications with Durandal – The Cart Project

Introduction

Setting up the project

Routing the project – the shell view-model

The navigation and shell templates

The catalog module

The catalog view

The catalog view-model

The cart service

The log service

Adding products to the catalog

The add product view

The edit view

The add product view-model

Making mocks real

The edit view-model

The cart module

The cart view

The cart view-model

The order module

The order view

The order view-model

Grouping code by feature – managing big projects

Summary

Index