@wq/jquery-mobile
@wq/jquery-mobile is a jQuery Mobile renderer for wq.app. The renderer includes a Mustache-based template engine for use with @wq/app and @wq/router.
Note: This renderer is only recommended for projects migrating from an older version of wq.app. New projects should use the @wq/material renderer instead.
Installation
wq.app for PyPI
python3 -m venv venv # create virtual env (if needed)
. venv/bin/activate # activate virtual env
python3 -m pip install wq # install wq framework (wq.app, wq.db, etc.)
# pip install wq.app # install wq.app only@wq/app for npm
npm install @wq/app @wq/jquery-mobileAPI
@wq/jquery-mobile can be configured via the 'jqmrenderer' config key.
wq.app for PyPI
define(['wq/app', 'wq/jquery-mobile', 'config'],
function(app, jqm, config, ...) {
// config.jqmrenderer = {'templates': ..., 'partials': ...};
app.use(jqm);
app.init(config);
});@wq/app for npm
import app from '@wq/app';
import jqm from '@wq/jquery-mobile';
import config from './config';
// config.jqmrenderer = {'templates': ..., 'partials': ...};
app.use(jqm);
app.init(config);The configuration object should have the following format:
config.jqmrenderer = {
// Required
templates: {
'example': '{{name}} {{>example_partial}}',
'item_detail': '<html><body><div data-role=page>...',
},
partials: {
'example_partial': "Example"
},
// Optional
injectOnce: false,
debug: false,
transitions: {
default: 'none',
dialog: 'none',
maxwidth: 800
}
};Note: Rather than writing out the template object by hand, you can use the wq collectjson command to load HTML files from a folder.