Clementine is a rapid development JavaScript library for building complex single-page web applications. It is meant as a tool to develop highly interactive, maintainable applications, giving the developer a pattern for organizing their interaction logic, views, and styles into a library of modular, decoupled components.
To start using Clementine, check out the Getting Started guide. Try it out on a project and make suggestions or report bugs here.
- Object-oriented javascript classes
- Event mixin for objects
- Module dependency management
- Hierarchical ViewControllers with DOM helper functions
- View fragment loading w/ templating
- History and route management
- Standardized UI components
To use Clementine on your project, all you need to do is include the clementine library at the top of your root html file.
<script type="text/javascript" href="clementine.js"></script>Clementine is also available via Bower by adding clementine to your bower.json file or running the following in your terminal:
bower install clementine
Depending on the features you choose to use, Clementine is dependent on the following libraries:
- jQuery - for AJAX and DOM Selectors
- 4/17/2014 - v0.5.3 - Bug Fixes
- 1/10/2013 - v0.5.1 - Ajax deferred support.
- 12/8/2012 - v0.5.0 - Minor updates for stability, service handling.
- 9/9/2012 - v0.4.0 - Dynamic chainable view states, custom routes, live microdata DOM bindings.
- 7/8/2012 - v0.3.0 - Branching clementine into separate project
- 3/30/2012 - v0.2.0 - Updated view inheritance, bug fixes from prior version.
- 7/21/2011 - v0.1.0 - Initial release, unstable.
Copyright (c) 2009-15 Kevin Kinnebrew Licensed under the MIT license. https://github.com/kkinnebrew/clementine/blob/master/LICENSE