Utils#

confirm#

class confirm()#
confirm.confirmModal(message, acceptCb, refuseCb, textYes="Ok", textNo="Cancel")#

Renders a modal dialog asking the user a yes/no question.

Arguments

  • message (String()) – The message that the user will be asked

  • acceptCb (function()) – Will be called if the user accepts

  • refuseCb (function()) – Will be called if the user denies

  • textYes (String()) – Text to be displayed in the Yes button

  • textNo (String()) – Text to be displayed in the No button

Returns

View – The view that got instanced.

Examples:

var modal = Utils.confirmModal('Are you sure?', () => {}, () => {}, 'Sure', 'Not Really');

cssEscape#

class cssEscape()#
cssEscape.escape(string, escapeNonASCII=true)#

Escapes a string so it can be used for CSS classes

Arguments

  • string (String()) – String to escape

  • escapeNonASCII (Boolean()) – Whether to escape non ASCII characters

Returns

String – Escaped string

Examples:

var escaped = Utils.cssEscape.escape('foo');

facetParser#

class facetParser()#
facetParser.parse(query)#

Parses the query and returns facets as a JSON object.

Arguments

  • query (String()) – Query to parse

Returns

Object – Parsed facets

Examples:

var facets = Utils.facetParser.parse('foo:bar');

itemModal#

class itemModal()#
itemModal.ItemModalOptions()#
Arguments

  • project (Model()) – The project (this.project)

  • collection (Collection()) – The item collection (for navigation)

  • pdfPageJump (Boolean()) – Whether to jump to pdf first page

  • matching (Boolean()) – Whether to show matching pages

  • duplicates (Boolean()) – Whether to show duplicates

  • wideModal (Boolean()) – Whether to make the modal wide

  • customTemplate (Template()) – Custom template for the modal content view

  • customTemplateParams (Object()) – Parameters object to pass into the custom template

itemModal.open(item, options)#

Opens a item detail modal with custom parameters

Arguments

Examples:

Utils.itemModal.open(item);

queryparam#

class queryparam()#
queryparam.parse()#

Parses the current URL and returns the params (hash) object in the form of a JSON

Returns

Object – Params object

Examples:

var params = Utils.queryparam.parse();