NAME

Joose.Manual.Installation - The installation procedure for Joose.

DESCRIPTION

You can install Joose from the following sources:

1. INSTALLING FROM TARBALL

The latest released tarball is available for downloading from http://search.npmjs.org/#/joose. Alternative locations: http://nodul.es/modules/joose and http://npm.mape.me/ (search for package 'joose').

Source files to include

To use Joose include the following source file in your page/project (from the root of the tarball)

task-joose-core.js

or from another location:

lib/Task/Joose/Core.js

It contains all the individual source files concatenated into one.

2. INSTALLING FROM `npm`

First, install npm (please refer to : http://github.com/isaacs/npm/). Then, from command line:

    > npm install joose

You may need to sudo the command above.

After this you can use Joose as follows:

    require('joose')

    Class('My.Class', {

        methods : {
            ...
        }
    })

    // or 

    var Class = require('joose').Class


    var MyClass = Class({

        methods : {
            ...
        }
    })

Please note, that Joose aims to be client/server neutral, and behaves a bit differently than usual CommonJS module.

require('joose') will modify the global scope - will add the Joose, Class, Role and Module symbols to it. Class, Role and Module are also being exported from require.

3. Configuring your system for cross-platform code.

If you are planning to use Joose and Joose extensions in the browsers, you way want to also complete the following steps:

3.1 Add the `$NPM_ROOT/.jsan` to your NODE_PATH enviroment variable

Here the $NPM_ROOT is the "root" setting of your npm installation. You can retrieve it with the following command:

npm config get root 2>/dev/null

Typically its /usr/local/lib/node. So, to do that, add this line to your ~/.bashrc:

export NODE_PATH=/usr/local/lib/node/.jsan

3.2 Create an alias for your local webserver

Configure you local web server that way, that the url http://localhost/jsan will point to the /usr/local/lib/node/.jsan (the directory from previous step).

After theis setup, you can either require the browser-related code from NodeJS (it uses CamelCase for modules names as a convention):

require('Useful/Module')

// or, with JooseX.Namespace.Depended

use('Useful.Module', function () { ... })

Or you can load it in the browsers in the exactly the same way:

// JooseX.Namespace.Depended only

use('Useful.Module', function () { ... })

AUTHOR

Nickolay Platonov nickolay8@gmail.com

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