Marionette.Toolkit is a collection of opinionated extensions for Marionette Each element helps to reduce boilerplate for complex large scale application problems. This toolkit was built from scripts open sourced from RoundingWell.com.
In addition to the full library, each element in Toolkit is available as it's own npm module.
StateClass - Marionette.Object with a Backbone.Model for keeping state.
Component - Reusable StateClass with View management boilerplate
AbstractApp - Object including a start/stop lifecycle and running event registry.
App - AbstractApp with mixed in "App Manager" for adding and removing child Apps
Asnyc App start - How to easily start apps asynchronously
If you have questions or concerns please feel free to open an issue. Additionally join us on the Marionette Gitter to have a chat. Everyone there is happy to discuss design patterns.
You can download the latest builds directly from the dist folder above.
Via npm
$ npm install marionette.toolkit
Via bower
$ bower install marionette.toolkit
Currently Marionette.Toolkit is available via npm and bower. If you would like add it to another channel, please open an issue.
For change logs and release notes, see the changelog file.
Marionette.Toolkit currently requires Marionette 2.2.0+ as it utilizes Marionette.Error and extends
Marionette.Object
It's possible this library would work with earlier versions by manually adding Marionette.Error and shimming
Marionette.Object = Marionette.Controller;
This library is tested with v2.2+ and a mix of underscore and lodash versions.
Marionette.Toolkit supports IE8+ and modern browsers.
If you would like to contribute to Marionette.Toolkit's source code, please read the guidelines for pull requests and contributions. Following these guidelines will help make your contributions easier to bring into the next release.
You can also join us in the Marionette Toolkit Gitter to think up new features, report bugs, ask questions, and talk design patterns within Toolkit.
Report issues with Marionette.Toolkit, and submit pull requests to fix problems or to create summarized and documented feature requests (preferably with the feature implemented in the pull request).
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This library is © 2015 RoundingWell. Distributed under MIT license.