NineJS
A library for building single-page websites. It relies heavily in Dojo Toolkit for the client side. It contains a lot of tools to help you build applications.
Installation
npm npm install ninejs
Clone from source control
git clone https://eburgos@bitbucket.org/eburgos/ninejs
Getting Started
Inside NineJS you can find the following: (Visit each folder to get a more in-context documentation)
- core: Modules to help you build core stuff, such as creating classes in an OOP way, adding to such classes a
obj.get('propName')
andobj.set('propName', value)
behavior, building a boolean expression, etc. - css: Module to help you inject CSS in your application. It is best used with dojo toolkit's builder.
- lib: CLI module for Node.js
- modules: Tools to help you create NineJS modules and some pre-made modules too.
- nineplate: turns XML templates (HTML too) into javascript functions that render either DOM nodes or text based on a parameter context. Can be optimized in a Dojo Build.
- server: modules and classes used to work on server-side (Node.js)
- ui: Modules and Widgets to help you build your app.
License
NineJS is licensed under the MIT license.