TodoMVC Backbone.Marionette adaptation to Drupal's RESTful

See the blog post about what it took to port this to Backbone Marionette

Live demo

App demo
Drupal Backend (Same backend as other examples.)

To test it locally:

Follow the below Installation notes
If your Drupal site is not running under http://localhost/todo_restful/www then in client/Gruntfile.js change the apiEndpoint in line 404 to the correct one
Under /client/app/ directory execute npm install
Under client directory execute npm install, and to start the app execute grunt serve
Add to Drupal's settings.php:

header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *');
header('Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true');
header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers: Authorization, access_token, Content-Type');

Installation

Warning: you need to setup Drush first or the installation and update scripts will not work.

Clone the project from GitHub.

Create config file

Copy the example configuration file to config.sh:

$ cp default.config.sh config.sh

Edit the configuration file, fill in the blanks.

Run the install script

Run the install script from within the root of the repository:

$ ./install

You can login automatically when the installation is done. Add the -l argument when you run the install script.

$ ./install -l

Configure web server

Create a vhost for your webserver, point it to the REPOSITORY/ROOT/www folder. (Restart/reload your webserver).

Add the local domain to your /etc/hosts file.

Open the URL in your favorite browser.

Reinstall

You can Reinstall the platform any type by running the install script.

$ ./install

The install script will perform following steps:

Delete the /www folder.
Recreate the /www folder.
Download and extract all contrib modules, themes & libraries to the proper subfolders of the profile.
Download and extract Drupal 7 core in the /www folder
Create an empty sites/default/files directory
Makes a symlink within the /www/profiles directory to the /todo directory.
Run the Drupal installer (Drush) using the ToDo profile.

Warning!

The install script will not preserve the data located in the sites/default/files directory.
The install script will clear the database during the installation.

You need to take backups before you run the install script!

Upgrade

It is also possible to upgrade Drupal core and contributed modules and themes without destroying the data in tha database and the sites/default directory.

Run the upgrade script:

$ ./upgrade

You can login automatically when the upgrade is finished. Add the -l argument when you run the upgrade script.

$ ./upgrade -l

The upgrade script will perform following steps:

Create a backup of the sites/default folder.
Delete the /www folder.
Recreate the /www folder.
Download and extract all contrib modules, themes & libraries to the proper subfolders of the profile.
Download and extract Drupal 7 core in the /www folder.
Makes a symlink within the /www/profiles directory to the /todo 7. directory.
Restore the backup of the sites/default folder.

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