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Changelog

0.1

  • Inital Version

0.1.1

  • Fixes in javascript version and a few code cleanups

0.2 (1/Feb/2014)

  • Now supports and prefers standalone @inject, so you can inject seperately from the @register method.
  • Old @register syntax is still supported

0.2.1 (9/Feb/2014)

  • Added shortcut to module.classyController, you can now use module.cC if you prefer.

0.3 (31/Mar/2014)

  • Coffeescript class extends syntax is no longer supported
  • classyController now maps to classyController.create
  • The previous JS API (classyController.create) is now the universal API
  • Create a classy controller with app.classyController(controllerName, classObj)
  • Moved version numbers to pre-1.0 because API stability is not important for the moment and test coverage isn't as good as I'd like it to be.

0.4 (6/Apr/2014)

  • Namespace is now module.classy.controller, this would be consistent with other classy helpers (e.g. module.classy.service) but you can still use module.cC or module.classyController if you prefer
  • Added options (addFnsToScope, watchObject, _scopeName and _watchKeywords)
  • Options can be changed at the module level
app.classy.options.controller = {
    addFnsToScope: false
};
  • ... or at the class level using the __options property

0.4.1 (27/Apr/2014)

  • Added shortcut for this.$scope. You can now reference the $scope with this.$, although this.$scope still works fine

0.4.2 (29/Apr/2014)

  • Bugfix: Bind classy controller functions so that this always references the controller. This fixes binding on function references inside callbacks. For example:
getTweets: function() {
	this.$http.get(url).then(_populateTweets)
},
_populateTweets: function() {
	console.log(this); // -> bugfix: `this` refers to the classy controller
}