reckbone.model

Model for data manipulation with bindings, triggers and events.

Getting Started

import Model from 'reckbone.model';

You can register the Model module as part of a Reckbone framework like:

import  Model  from  'reckbone.model';
function  Reckbone(config = {}) {
	config.components = config.components ? config.components : comps;
	this.config = config;
	addComp.call(this, config.components);
	Reckbone.initialize(config);
}
Reckbone.initialize = function (config = {}) {
	// to be override
};
let  comps = ['Model'];
function  addComp(comps) {
	if (comps.indexOf('Model') > -1) this.Model = Model;
}
module.exports = Reckbone;

Running the tests

We use Karma, Mocha and Chai as default test runner in this project. Run npm test, or use the debug system at VSCode. It will generate the code coverage for you at /coverage folder. The configuration for the coverage task is under the karma.conf.js file at the project root.

Code quality, linters and styling

Controlled by Eslint.

Development

npm run build

Built With

• Webpack - Compiler

Versioning

We use a kind of SemVer for versioning.

The major corresponds for the version of the product, the minor gives your the sprint number of that version, the patch is the number of the corrections given to the client over that dist version. Imagine that you are in the first phase of a product, second sprint and three delivered versions:

• if you are in the first phase, the number will be 0, because in a first phase there aren't any final product version.

• if you are in the second sprint, the number will be 2.

• if you delivered three versions, the number will be 3.

So the tag of that version will 0.2.3.