JavaScriptMVC 3.3

How to get (and contribute) JMVC

1. Start a new project in git.
2. Fork .... http://github.com/jupiterjs/steal and http://github.com/jupiterjs/jquerypp and http://github.com/jupiterjs/funcunit and http://github.com/jupiterjs/documentjs
3. Add steal, jquerymx, funcunit, and documentjs as submodules of your project... git submodule add git@github.com:YOU/steal.git steal git submodule add git@github.com:YOU/jquerypp.git jquery git submodule add git@github.com:YOU/funcunit.git funcunit git submodule add git@github.com:YOU/documentjs.git documentjs
4. Learn a little more about submodules ... http://johnleach.co.uk/words/archives/2008/10/12/323/git-submodules-in-n-easy-steps
5. Make changes in steal or jmvc, and push them back to your fork.
6. Make a pull request to your fork.

Getting Started with JMVC

1. Generate app: ./js steal/generate/app cookbook
2. Generate scaffold: ./js steal/generate/scaffold Cookbook.Models.Recipe
3. Add html to cookbook/cookbook.html:
4. See your recipes app: Open cookbook/cookbook.html in a browser.
5. Run functional tests in the browser: Open cookbook/funcunit.html in a browser (turn off popup blockers).
6. Run functional tests with selenium: ./funcunit/run selenium cookbook/funcunit.html
7. Run unit tests in the browser: Open cookbook/qunit.html in a browser.
8. Run unit tests with Rhino: ./funcunit/run envjs cookbook/qunit.html
9. Compress app: ./steal/js cookbook/scripts/build.js
10. Turn on production mode in callcenter.html and reload page: src='../steal/steal.production.js?cookbook'
11. Generate docs: ./steal/js cookbook/scripts/doc.js
12. View docs: Open cookbook/docs.html.