Maintained by Tim Branyen @tbranyen, Mike Pennisi @jugglinmike, Simon Boudrias @SBoudrias, and @ssafejava with help from awesome contributors!
Provides a logical foundation for assembling layouts and views within Backbone. Designed to be adaptive and configurable for painless integration. Well tested, with full code coverage, in both the browser and Node.js environments.
Depends on Underscore, Backbone, and jQuery. You can swap out the dependencies with a custom configuration.
http://layoutmanager.org/From-0.8-to-0.9
- Fixed regression from 0.8->0.9 where the new AMD wrapper would fail to work correctly in an r.js build.
- Fixed regression from 0.8->0.9 where the Node.js branch code was not updated
correctly and lack of default
fetchTemplate
tests didn't report the failure.
Please read and follow the contribution guide before contributing.
Running the unit tests in the browser
Open test/index.html
in your favorite browser to ensure LayoutManager works
as expected.
Running the unit tests headless
Install Node.js, Grunt.js 0.4, and
run npm install
inside the project directory.
Make sure you've installed grunt-cli
globally with:
[sudo] npm install grunt-cli -g
Run grunt
inside a terminal in the project directory to run the tests in both
a headless browser and Node.js environment.