You used to be able to get access to a components scope by doing $('component-tag').scope() is there something similar in can 3?
or if you’re using
can-jquery, $('component-tag’).viewModel() will work the same as in 2.3
Hey everyone, I'm running bit-docs-html-canjs locally and in the index.html there is a comment that says:
THIS IS A GENERATED FILE -- ANY CHANGES MADE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
INSTEAD CHANGE:
source: [object Object]
@page canjs
I'm not entirely sure where I'd be looking to make that change, anyone done this before?
@MikeTLawrence_twitter I feel like there’s an issue open about that
I’ll take a look
Cool thanks @phillipskevin I took a look but may have missed it
I think that warning is from here: https://github.com/bit-docs/bit-docs-generate-html/blob/ec4d58035026b87fbacd22a62379bf076d728525/build/make_default_helpers.js#L150-L158
feel free to submit an issue
@phillipskevin ok right on. So if I were to make changes to that index.html file would it overwrite without me changing anything?
it wil lbe overwritten the next time you run bit-docs again
or update
I can probably point you to the right file
@phillipskevin I was planning to review the HTML for assistive technology markup
the html is generated from the
.md files
so it’s spread out in a lot of different places
but if there’s a specific page you want to start with, I can point you to the right markdown file
I didn't see any .md files there
yeah I was gonna start with index.html
so you might need to make changes there
bit-docs-html-canjs is where I was seeing that
INSTEAD CHANGE:
source: [object Object]
@page canjs
So I guess I'm back to the "Can I edit bit-docs-html-canjs's index.html file without it being overwritten" question
then
$ http-server
sorry, I get what you’re saying now
you still can’t edit that html file
although those are just examples
there is some documentation on how to contribute to the documentation: http://canjs.com/doc/guides/contributing/documentation.html
if you haven’t checked that out
So, would I run
$ npm start instead of $ http-server?
the docs called for
$ http-server but I had to install it
http-server is just so you can load the html file in your browser
npm start re-generates the index.html file
I didn't see that step in the readme
no wait, yes I did
nevermind
is there a reason http-server isn't in the package.json?
I had to install it before I could run the docs locally
that’s just an example because it’s easy to install with nodejs
makes sense
Used to running mongod I guess
definitely not a bad idea
Typically
so that it will rerun when one of the templates changes
and then http://stealjs.com/docs/steal-tools.cmd.live-reload.html to reload the browser
assuming it’s using steal for that html page… I actually don’t know
I’m not a bit-docs expert
if you submit an issue requesting a watch task someone will respond
and can probably help out with how to add that feature
I don't see steal in package.json, so I'm assuming it's not using it
should have thought about that more
could use browsersync I guess
I’m not sure
I'm not super familiar with steal but it looks like you'd use steal instead of gulp in your app correct?
steal is a module loader… so we’d use it instead of webpack or browserify
most of what gulp would do we just use npm scripts for
feels simpler that way
Well hey thanks for your help @phillipskevin I'm gonna putz around in CanJS for a while
@miketlawrence I use npm-watch to build/watch stuff. Works pretty well
I just updated to can-stache 3.0.18 and it looks like there is a bug where it strips a character after }}
For example:
Results in:
Expected behaviour:
For example:
<div class="loading {{#unless isUploading}}hidden{{/unless}}"></div>Results in:
<div class="loading idden"></div>Expected behaviour:
<div class="loading hidden"></div>
Is this a known issue and is it due to can-stache 3.0.18 or steal-stache 3.0.5
Other example:
Results in:
<li class="{{tabsClass}}__item">Results in:
<li class=“mytabs_item”>
I’m not seeing that issue with a simple example: http://jsbin.com/cosomehepo/1/edit?html,js,output
<a href="javascript://" title="{{label}}aaa">{{label}}aaa</a>
the tooltip only shows 2 a's
Can you reproduce it in jsbin? That works ok for me too.
So it’s a steal-stache issue ?
I would be a little surprised though
steal-stache should just handle loading your templates
Hmm, even if I downgrade all the dependencies, I still have the same bug.
Solution for now is to add a space after the last }
I did npm update and now im having the same issue as @jeroencornelissen
can one of you submit an issue with your package.json?
and whatever other details you can give about your project
I'm going to find an old package.json to compare
yeah im just trying a bunch of package.json files until i dont have the issue
i rolled back the package.json by a month since, I upgraded to steal 1.0 last thursday
panic monster is coming... i need to present this project in the next few hours lol
if you can give a list of your dependencies/devDependencies I can try it
or development also?
could be that
i probably only noticed this today, and its been like that for a week
which you should be able to do by installing can-view-parser 3.0.3
should I write the issue report on can-view-parser? or is someone on that already>?
@jeroencornelissen downgrade can-view-parser to 3.0.3
@gKreator thanks for the catch, it's being worked on and will have a fix by tomorrow most likely
@matthewp thanks but jero is the one that did most of the research on it i just saw his post and had to double check my project
well
thanks canjsers :)
3.0.6
@jeroencornelissen @gKreator can-view-parser 3.0.6 is out
if you want to give it a try
thanks!
sweet seems to work
do some of you guys work on canjs full time or are ur bosses pretty cool? lol
the phillips brothers
(not actually brothers)
how do you make money if you dont mind me asking
j/k
and then we get to make canjs better in the promise
a nice happy loop
in need of anything?
i've just been wondering how you guys can work on canjs all the time and still have food
I knew a guy that worked for pluto.tv and he said justin flew out their and trained them for like 2 weeks
on how to use canjs
thats how i heard of canjs
The DoneJS projects are sponsored by Bitovi, a (mostly) front-end consultancy: https://www.bitovi.com
We’re fortunate enough to be able to support a few people on open source full-time, including Justin, Kevin, Matthew, and myself.
We have all our co-workers on client projects & training to thank. :smile:
or Breaking Bad?
thats really cool tho @chasenlehara