MarionetteDust - Rails

Provides full integration between Marionette.js (and dependencies), Dust.js and the Asset Pipeline, also includes generators for a typical marionette application.

Add marionette_dust to your gemfile:

gem 'marionette_dust'

Download and install by running:

$ bundle install

Initialize your app with:

$ rails generate md:install

This adds //= require marionette_dust in your application.js manifest and generates the basic scaffold for your marionette application:

app/
└── assets/
    └── javascripts/
        ├── apps/
        ├── entities/
        └── app.js

You can past an optional argument ( -c ) if you want coffeescript files.

All generators are based on marionette modules, the original idea is described in the excellent book Backbone.Marionette.js: A Gentle Introduction, and the all credits go to BackboneRails.com

• Scaffold

  Generates a scaffold for a sub-app, under apps folder, running:

  $ rails generate md:scaffold Foo [-c]
  

  will generate:

app/
└── assets/
    └── javascripts/
        ├── apps/
        |    └── foo/
        |        └── foo_app.js
        └── entities/
            └── foo.js

• Submodule

  Generates a submodule under an existent app (previously generated with the Scaffold generator), running:

  $ rails generate md:submodule bar --parent foo [-c]
  

  will generate:

app/
└── assets/
    └── javascripts/
        ├── apps/
        |    └── foo/
        |        ├── bar/
        |            ├── bar_view.js
        |            └── bar_controller.js
        |        └── foo_app.js
        └── entities/
        |    └── foo.js
        └── templates/
            └── foo/
                └── bar/
                    └── bar.jst.dust

This version includes:

• Marionette.js v1.2.2
• Dust.js v2.2.2

Also this project is inspired by:

Backbone on rails and Dust assets

Special thanks to @sauron for making the test suite possible

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request