im-tables.utils
display-namecljs
(display-name model view)Takes a view path and returns a human-readable name string.
Takes a view path and returns a human-readable name string.
on-eventcljs
(on-event trigger callback)For use with :ref attribute on elements to easily define jquery listeners.
Uses some-> as the event isn't guaranteed to hold a value. Returns the event
so you can chain multiple on calls by wrapping them in comp. Example:
[:span.dropdown
{:ref (comp
(on "hide.bs.dropdown"
#(js/alert "I'm closing!"))
(on "show.bs.dropdown"
#(js/alert "I'm opening!")))}]
For use with `:ref` attribute on elements to easily define jquery listeners.
Uses `some->` as the event isn't guaranteed to hold a value. Returns the event
so you can chain multiple `on` calls by wrapping them in `comp`. Example:
[:span.dropdown
{:ref (comp
(on "hide.bs.dropdown"
#(js/alert "I'm closing!"))
(on "show.bs.dropdown"
#(js/alert "I'm opening!")))}]path->displaynamescljs
(path->displaynames model view)Takes a path as the view argument and returns the corresponding vector of
display names. Will prioritise the displayName of the referencedType class
(instead of the displayName in the references/collections/attributes map).
This makes a difference with eg. Gene.dataSets.name, where
classes.Gene.collections.dataSets.displayName is Data Sets while
classes.DataSet.displayName is Data Set.
Takes a path as the `view` argument and returns the corresponding vector of display names. Will prioritise the displayName of the referencedType class (instead of the displayName in the references/collections/attributes map). This makes a difference with eg. `Gene.dataSets.name`, where `classes.Gene.collections.dataSets.displayName` is `Data Sets` while `classes.DataSet.displayName` is `Data Set`.
pretty-numbercljs
(pretty-number n)Returns a human-readable (comma thousand-separators) number using the Google Closure formatter.
Returns a human-readable (comma thousand-separators) number using the Google Closure formatter.
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