one having or covering a specified number or kind of pages
- Merriam-Webster
See the demo.
pager.js is a JavaScript library based on KnockoutJS and jQuery that provides the possibility of creating single page applications in a declarative fashion - nesting subpages inside subpages where each subpage can be developed standalone but still communicate between each other.
This makes it easier to design very large scale single page web sites.
This readme is for version 1.0.
See the demo.
Using npm
npm install pagerjs
You will usually use pager.js in combination with either jQuery hashchange or History.js.
pager.js is not depending on any CSS framework!
For developing pager.js you'll also need
Developing a huge single page application should be like developing multiple small pages. That is the only way you'll be able to scale up and out the development. In order to ease development in the large pager.js got
- views (pages) that can be loaded on-demand
- view-models that can be loaded on-demand
These MVVM-triads can be developed in isolation and later on connected.
pager.js is not depending on anything but jQuery and KnockoutJS. You can use it together with any CSS framework.
Yes. Use pager.min.history.js if you want to use it together with History.js.
- Should be possible to circumvent the routing
- Should be possible to route to custom widgets (accordions)
- Should be possible to load content into iframes
- Should send wildcards to source
- Should do deep navigation with wildcards
- Should match wildcard IDs if no other ID can match exactly
- withOnShow should lazy bind a new view model to the page
- Should change binding context using with
- Should specify relative page paths using page-href
- Should cache lazy loaded content the number of seconds specified by sourceCache
- Should cache lazy loaded content when sourceCache: true
- Should lazy load an external content into a page if sourceOnShow is declared
- Should load external content into a page using source and trigger sourceLoaded event
- Should be possible to do deep navigation
- Should navigate to page using scoped IDs.
- Should display page with id start by default
- Should be possible to add guards
- Should be possible to send URI (fragment identifier) parameters to a page
- Should be possible to load view content using a custom method
- Should be possible to navigate into modals
- Should be possible to specify loaders on pages
- Should be possible to change the page title
- Should be possible to run custom JS on "navigate failed"
- Tab panel custom widget
- Should be possible to run custom JS on "navigate to"
- Should contain common effects
- HTML5 History Boilerplate
- page-hash and page-href5 bindings for hash or html5 history
- Access to Page in withOnShow handler
- Add BeforeNavigate Event handler to allow user to stop transition
- page-href should be possible to feed with a page-instance
- Should be possible to use hash bang #!/ instead of hash
- Scoped pure view observables using vars
- Wildcards should deep-load content if configured so
- Should be able to change initial page
- Demo as is does not work in IE7
- Remove underscorejs dependency
- pager.start id does not honor pager.Href.hash
- Sending wildcards to the viewmodel
- Should handle pages that does not react to URL changes
- Should handle pages that does not hide on URL changes
- Should handle exceptions in with/withOnShow
- Should handle exceptions on source/sourceOnShow
- A lot of cleanup and some breaking changes!
See Milestones.
Fork this repo. Install all dependencies (node.js, grunt, phnatomjs). Run all tests
(grunt qunit). Run jslint (grunt lint). Make your changes. Run all tests and the linter again. Send a pull request.
pager.js is under MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2013 Oscar Finnsson
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