I want to make a default config file according to which I will create my view.
I am thinking of something like:
var Application = {};
Application.Config = {
ViewerModule : {
width : '60%',
height : '60%',
maxWidth : '99%',
minWidth : '1%',
iconSize : '24*24',
defaultColor : 'Green',
selectedColor : 'Orange',
fontColor : 'Black',
viewerToolColor: 'White',
defaultView : 'Fit To Screen',
Labels:{
btnZoomIn :'Zoom In',
btnZoomOut :'Zoom Out',
btnRotateLeft :'Rotate Left',
btnRotateRight:'Rotate Right',
btnFitToScreen:'Fit to Screen',
btnFullScreen :'Full Screen',
btnSaveAs :'Zoom In',
btnExport :'Zoom Out',
btnPopOut :'Rotate Left',
btnEmail :'Rotate Right',
btnPdfConverter:'Fit to Screen',
btnSetting :'Settings'
}
}
}
And so when I create my view in backbone, I can use this config value to define default values of my Backbone View.
One thing I thought was save values from config file to a backbone model and create a view with that model.
However, I am not sure if this is the right thing.
Can share me your thoughts or examples on how I can achieve it.
You could mix in your config object into the prototype of your view with _.defaults
if you want to set defaults for your views, with _.extend
if you prefer to force the values.
For example,
var Application = {};
Application.Config = {};
Application.Config.ViewerModule = {
width: '60%',
height: '60%'
};
var V = Backbone.View.extend({
width: '50%'
});
_.defaults(V.prototype, Application.Config.ViewerModule);
var v = new V();
console.log(v.width, v.height);
And a demo http://jsfiddle.net/nikoshr/VX7SY/