Requesting for TodoMVC guide for v2. Currently, the example uses
var app = app || {};
app.controller = function () {
and
app.view = (function () {
var focused = false;
return function (ctrl) {
return [
m('header.header', [
m('h1', 'todos'), m('input.new-todo[placeholder="What needs to be done?"]', {
However this pattern isn't documented (last was in v0.2.5). The Simple application tutorial uses either
view: function(){...} or view: function(vnode){...}.
The view receives accepted or 'completed from the URL capture '/:filter' as the filter property on the ctrl argument populated by controller().
In modern mithril (>=v2)/Simple application tutorial it comes in by vnode.attrs.filter? The TodoMVC example still works on v2, how did the view function know it was receiving (old-style) ctrl or vnode?
in view: function(vnode){} I would expect the URL capture /:filter (filter = "active" or "completed") to appear as vnode.attrs.filter. However the received argument ctrl does not seem to be polymorphic (it does not have an attrs property).
Requesting for TodoMVC guide for v2. Currently, the example uses
and
However this pattern isn't documented (last was in v0.2.5). The Simple application tutorial uses either
view: function(){...}orview: function(vnode){...}.The view receives
acceptedor 'completedfrom the URL capture '/:filter' as thefilterproperty on thectrlargument populated bycontroller().In modern mithril (>=v2)/Simple application tutorial it comes in by vnode.attrs.filter? The TodoMVC example still works on v2, how did the view function know it was receiving (old-style) ctrl or vnode?
in
view: function(vnode){}I would expect the URL capture/:filter(filter = "active" or "completed") to appear asvnode.attrs.filter. However the received argumentctrldoes not seem to be polymorphic (it does not have anattrsproperty).