jQuery Pocket Primer by Oswald Campesato

Author:Oswald Campesato [Oswald Campesato]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi, pdf
ISBN: 9781938549144
Publisher: Mercury Learning and Information
Published: 2015-03-14T16:00:00+00:00

var vehicle1 = new Vehicle({ make: "Ford", model: "Mustang" });

var vehicle2 = new Vehicle({ make: "GM", model: "Camaro" });

var vehicle3 = new Vehicle({ make: "GM", model: "Corvette" });

var myCars = new Cars([ vehicle1, vehicle2, vehicle3]);

console.log( myCars.models ); // [vehicle1, vehicle2, vehicle3]

What is a Router?

BackboneJS routers are used for mapping URL fragments in your application (e.g., mapping example.com/*/foo to shareFoo). Routing the URLs in your applications via URL fragments makes them useful for applications that need URL routing and history capabilities. Defined routers should contain at least one route and a function to map to that particular route. Keep in mind that routes interpret anything after “#" tag in the URL, and all links in your application should target either “#/action" or "#action."

As a simple example, the following code block defines a Backbone router:

var MyAppRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({

routes: {

// matches http://example.com/#you-can-put-anything-here

"*actions": "defaultRoute"

},

defaultRoute: function( actions ){

// The variable passed in matches the variable

// that is in the route definition "actions"

alert( actions );

}

});

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