#Backbone js plugins update#
#Backbone js plugins software#

We succeeded with the first part of our plugin. Wait until Jira is started and open in your browser: Open terminal in the plugin folder and execute: atlas-run In Atlassian-plugin.xml add to the web-resource tag the following line: In atlassian-plugin.xml change the view tag in the webwork section to: :webwork-soy-require-backbone-resources/ Named class PluginSettingServiceImpl implements PluginSettingService Import .pluginsettings.PluginSettingsFactory } src/main/java/ru/matveev/alexey/jira/tutorial/webworkui/impl/PluginSettingServiceImpl.java package ru.webworkui.impl src/main/java/ru/matveev/alexey/jira/tutorial/webworkui/api/PluginSettingService.java package ru.webworkui.api Our plugin will have only one setting, which will be a json string. We will create an interface and a class to manage the settings of our plugin. You can find more information about atlassian spring scanner here: Remove the atlassian-spring-scanner-runtime dependency. Open terminal and enter: atlas-create-jira-pluginĪnswer to the questions like this: Define value for groupId: : ru.webworkuiĭefine value for artifactId: : webwork-soy-require-backboneĭefine value for version: 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT: :ĭefine value for package: ru.webworkui: :Ĭhange the compile scope for the atlassian-spring-scanner-annotation to provided: In the second part we will add requirejs and backbone js to our plugin. You will be able to view and store plugin settings. In the first part we will develop a webwork with a soy template. We will use the out of the box Jira plugin UI libraries: soy, requirejs and backbone js. It makes things simpler for HTML document manipulation and traversal, animation, event handling, and Ajax.

#Backbone js plugins software#

jQuery is free and open-source software with a license from MIT. It was built in 2006 by John Resig at BarCamp NYC. These plugin settings will be stored by a webwork. jQuery is a classic JavaScript library that’s fast, light-weight, and feature-rich.

#Backbone js plugins update#

I’ll probably update this as I learn more and complete more sample applications.īuilding Reactive WordPress Plugins – Part 1 – Backbone.In this article we will develop a plugin, which will store plugin settings. I haven’t gone through all of them, this is more of a repo than anything else. I particularily liked the following implementation: Proper way to sort a backbone.js collection on the fly. Ok, here’s a lot of the resources I was using for learning. var idx collectionInstance.indexOf (collectionInstance.get ('itemId')) I can't say I've used jQuery Sortable in conjunction with Backbone yet, as I've always felt that changing the comparator and applying sort does what I require of it.

It incorporates UnderscoreJS, which I wanted to learn too.

Lots of companies use or used it to get their app structure going.

Below, I’ve included some links for resources I was using to learn Backbone. I decided to start out with BackboneJS, and I’ll move to AngularJS next. It was pretty great, I learned a ton, and like the idea of being able to build something fast with the help of frameworks.

a javascript/html page which you can add elements like labels, images, buttons, change their properties, drag&drop them around and change their z-index, etc. I am redesigning a 'mini-photoshop' project for work.

I built a single page application with KnockoutJS for my Udacity Nanodegree. An integrated build and testing NPM module typhonjs-npm-build-test including several plugins for ESDoc along with a complete integrated set of Gulp tasks. Backbone seems much more flexible with its MV approach. In this article we will develop a plugin, which will store plugin settings. I’ve been doing a ton of learning of JavaScript frameworks recently. Part 1 Webwork with soy, requirejs, backbone js in Jira plugins.