From 7fa2517450d6850957995f06287dae48f189230a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Rufus Pollock Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:36:22 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] [whitespace][xs]: whitespace. --- src/model.js | 151 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------- 1 file changed, 76 insertions(+), 75 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/model.js b/src/model.js index 034b196a..34ee4c1b 100644 --- a/src/model.js +++ b/src/model.js @@ -3,85 +3,86 @@ this.recline = this.recline || {}; this.recline.Model = this.recline.Model || {}; (function($, my) { - // ## A Dataset model - // - // Other than standard list of Backbone methods it has two important attributes: - // - // * currentDocuments: a DocumentList containing the Documents we have currently loaded for viewing (you update currentDocuments by calling getRows) - // * docCount: total number of documents in this dataset (obtained on a fetch for this Dataset) - my.Dataset = Backbone.Model.extend({ - __type__: 'Dataset', - initialize: function(model, backend) { - this.backend = backend; - if (backend && backend.constructor == String) { - this.backend = my.backends[backend]; - } - this.currentDocuments = new my.DocumentList(); - this.docCount = null; - this.defaultQuery = { - size: 100 - , offset: 0 - }; - // this.queryState = {}; - }, - // ### getDocuments - // - // AJAX method with promise API to get rows (documents) from the backend. - // - // Resulting DocumentList are used to reset this.currentDocuments and are - // also returned. - // - // :param numRows: passed onto backend getDocuments. - // :param start: passed onto backend getDocuments. - // - // this does not fit very well with Backbone setup. Backbone really expects you to know the ids of objects your are fetching (which you do in classic RESTful ajax-y world). But this paradigm does not fill well with data set up we have here. - // This also illustrates the limitations of separating the Dataset and the Backend - query: function(queryObj) { - var self = this; - this.queryState = queryObj || this.defaultQuery; - this.queryState = _.extend({size: 100, offset: 0}, this.queryState); - var dfd = $.Deferred(); - this.backend.query(this, this.queryState).done(function(rows) { - var docs = _.map(rows, function(row) { - var _doc = new my.Document(row); - _doc.backend = self.backend; - _doc.dataset = self; - return _doc; - }); - self.currentDocuments.reset(docs); - dfd.resolve(self.currentDocuments); - }) - .fail(function(arguments) { - dfd.reject(arguments); - }); - return dfd.promise(); - }, - - toTemplateJSON: function() { - var data = this.toJSON(); - data.docCount = this.docCount; - return data; +// ## A Dataset model +// +// Other than standard list of Backbone methods it has two important attributes: +// +// * currentDocuments: a DocumentList containing the Documents we have currently loaded for viewing (you update currentDocuments by calling getRows) +// * docCount: total number of documents in this dataset (obtained on a fetch for this Dataset) +my.Dataset = Backbone.Model.extend({ + __type__: 'Dataset', + initialize: function(model, backend) { + this.backend = backend; + if (backend && backend.constructor == String) { + this.backend = my.backends[backend]; } - }); + this.currentDocuments = new my.DocumentList(); + this.docCount = null; + this.defaultQuery = { + size: 100 + , offset: 0 + }; + // this.queryState = {}; + }, - // ## A Document (aka Row) - // - // A single entry or row in the dataset - my.Document = Backbone.Model.extend({ - __type__: 'Document' - }); - - // ## A Backbone collection of Documents - my.DocumentList = Backbone.Collection.extend({ - __type__: 'DocumentList', - model: my.Document - }); - - // ## Backend registry + // ### getDocuments // - // Backends will register themselves by id into this registry - my.backends = {}; + // AJAX method with promise API to get rows (documents) from the backend. + // + // Resulting DocumentList are used to reset this.currentDocuments and are + // also returned. + // + // :param numRows: passed onto backend getDocuments. + // :param start: passed onto backend getDocuments. + // + // this does not fit very well with Backbone setup. Backbone really expects you to know the ids of objects your are fetching (which you do in classic RESTful ajax-y world). But this paradigm does not fill well with data set up we have here. + // This also illustrates the limitations of separating the Dataset and the Backend + query: function(queryObj) { + var self = this; + this.queryState = queryObj || this.defaultQuery; + this.queryState = _.extend({size: 100, offset: 0}, this.queryState); + var dfd = $.Deferred(); + this.backend.query(this, this.queryState).done(function(rows) { + var docs = _.map(rows, function(row) { + var _doc = new my.Document(row); + _doc.backend = self.backend; + _doc.dataset = self; + return _doc; + }); + self.currentDocuments.reset(docs); + dfd.resolve(self.currentDocuments); + }) + .fail(function(arguments) { + dfd.reject(arguments); + }); + return dfd.promise(); + }, + + toTemplateJSON: function() { + var data = this.toJSON(); + data.docCount = this.docCount; + return data; + } +}); + +// ## A Document (aka Row) +// +// A single entry or row in the dataset +my.Document = Backbone.Model.extend({ + __type__: 'Document' +}); + +// ## A Backbone collection of Documents +my.DocumentList = Backbone.Collection.extend({ + __type__: 'DocumentList', + model: my.Document +}); + +// ## Backend registry +// +// Backends will register themselves by id into this registry +my.backends = {}; }(jQuery, this.recline.Model));