Play Framework with Scala.js Showcase

###Scala: 2.11.6, Scala.js: 0.6.5, Play: 2.4.0, Slick: 3.0.0

Update: July 2016

This project was started on Oct 2014 when Scala.js was still an experimental project. I didn't expect Scala.js to come this far because there were a lot of Scala projects that were discontinued. Surprisingly, it's not just still alive but keeps growing. I have to catch up what I missed for almost 2 years, and start looking for something cool to learn as usual.(Stay hungry, still foolish LoL)
I'm looking forward to using this: https://github.com/japgolly/scalajs-react/tree/topic/neo
The new version I plan in my head is to use React and Microservice.

This is a small application showing how cool Scala.js is. You can share code across platforms. For the shared code, the Scala compiler compiles your Scala code to JVM byte code, and the ScalaJS compiler compiles the same Scala code to JavaScript. Beside CSS and a few lines of HTML, almost all code in this project are type-safety including HTML (Thanks to scalatags). I made this project for learning purpose during my summer intern. So, the code you will see in this project may look not good, but I hope you can learn something from it like I did. ~~I will try to keep it update-to-date to make sure that it will run with the recent version of Scala.js.~~

The sbt build file contains 3 modules

exampleServer Play application (server side)
exampleClient Scala.js application (client side)
exampleShared Scala code that you want to share between the server and the client.

This project would not exist if I didn't find this kick-ass example play-with-scalajs-example.

The project contains 4 simple examples:

Todo application with backend persistence.(Modified from Todo application)
- InMemory, Slick, Anorm, Gremlin (Selectable in application.conf)
Hangman (Inspired by Yii's demo)
HTML5 Fileupload (Modified from How to Use HTML5 File Drag and Drop)
Server Push Chat. It supports both Websocket and Server-Sent Event

Prerequisite steps

Before running the application, you may need to do these steps:

Add the folowing to ~/.sbt/0.13/plugins/plugins.sbt

addSbtPlugin("com.typesafe.sbteclipse" % "sbteclipse-plugin" % "4.0.0")

Run the application

$ sbt
> run
$ open http://localhost:9000

Run the application on heroku

Install the heroku toolbelt
Run following commands:

$ heroku login
$ heroku create
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku open

Features

The application uses the sbt-play-scalajs sbt plugin and the play-scalajs-scripts library.