Theoricus uses simple naming conventions (as you see in rails and many others), with a powerful build system behind it. There's also a naviagation mechanism built to let your free to code your shit instead of handling url's manually.
It's in a very alpha version, use at your own risk.
Have fun. :)
- Routes system
- Server-side rendering
- Generators and destroyers for code scaffolding
- I/O transitions for all Views
- Convention over configuration (+)
- Automagic naviagation mechanism
- Powerful build system (on top of Polvo)
- Simplistic JSON-Rest interface for models
Polvo is the build system behind Theoricus, and so you can use any language it supports - full list here.
Do not hesitate to open a feature request or a bug report.
A place to talk about it, ask anything, get in touch. Luckily you'll be answered sooner than later.
Got your hands into the source? We're here to help you.
# Installing
npm install -g theoricusTheoricus help screen.
Usage:
the [options] [params]
Options:
-n, --new Creates a new app
-g, --generate Generates a new model, view or controller
-d, --destroy Destroys a new model, view, or controller
-s, --start Starts app in dev mode at localhost
-c, --compile Compiles app in dev mode
-r, --release Releases app for production
-p, --preview Releases app for production at localhost
-i, --index Saving indexed version of app using `Snapshooter`
-v, --version Shows theoricus version
-h, --help Shows this help screen
--url Use with `-i` to inform a specif url to crawl
--snapshooter Use with `-i` to pass custom flags to `Snapshooter`
--rf Use with -d [view|mvc] for deleting the whole view folder
--src Use with -n for use a specific theoricus version as a git submodule
--nogitsub Use with --src for avoiding automatic git submodule setup
--base Application base directory (in case you're inside it)
Examples:
• Creating new app
the -n <app-name>
the -n <app-name> --src <gh-user>/<gh-repo>#<repo-branch>
• Generating models, views and controllers
the -g model <model-name>
the -g view <controller-name>/<view-name>
the -g controller <controller-name>
the -g mvc <controller-name>
* Models and views names are singular, controllers are plural
• Destroying models, views and controllers
the -d model <model-name>
the -d view <controller-name>/<view-name>
the -d controller <controller-name>
the -d mvc <controller-name>
the -d mvc <controller-name> --rf
* Models and views names are singular, controllers are pluralTo scaffold a new working project:
the -n myawesomeappIt'll produce the following structure, which contains a default page section and
404 Not Found error page:
myawesomeapp
├── README.md
├── package.json
├── polvo.yml
├── public
│ ├── app.css
│ ├── app.js
│ └── index.html
└── src
├── app
│ ├── app.coffee
│ ├── config
│ │ ├── routes.coffee
│ │ └── settings.coffee
│ ├── controllers
│ │ ├── app_controller.coffee
│ │ ├── ovos.coffee
│ │ └── pages.coffee
│ ├── models
│ │ ├── app_model.coffee
│ │ ├── ovo.coffee
│ │ └── page.coffee
│ └── views
│ ├── app_view.coffee
│ ├── ovos
│ │ └── index.coffee
│ └── pages
│ ├── container.coffee
│ ├── index.coffee
│ └── notfound.coffee
├── styles
│ ├── ovos
│ │ └── index.styl
│ ├── pages
│ │ ├── container.styl
│ │ ├── index.styl
│ │ └── notfound.styl
│ └── shared
│ └── _bootstrap.styl
└── templates
├── ovos
│ └── index.jade
└── pages
├── container.jade
├── index.jade
└── notfound.jadecd myawesomeapp
the -sVisit the url http://localhost:11235 and you should see a success status.
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Copyright (c) 2013 Anderson Arboleya
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