@{js(filename)}; @{css(filename)};

[Hasan A Yousef]

Hi Peter..

Typically, in applications, people put all JS files together, and I think this is the reason why partial have @js and @css.

I'm trying another approach,which is keeping all related files together, like the part in the right side of the picture here: http://i.stack.imgur.com/qDI2g.jpg

Is there something in partial, like @{} that enable me defining js and css easily.

Regards,

Hasan

[Peter Širka]

I know what do you want ... You can create a custom helper for your requirements.

https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/tree/master/examples/views-custom-helper

Thanks :-)

[Hasan A Yousef]

Thanks Peter,

I defined the below, looks to be fine as first run, if some concern raised, will ping u :):

    @{login('js','loginCtrls')}
    @{login('css','loginStyle')}


framework.helpers.login = function(type, raw) {

        if (type == 'js')

       {

                     var obj="<script src=/login/"+raw+".js"+"></script>";

                  return obj

       }

       else

       if (type == 'css')

       {

                     var obj="<link href=/login/"+raw+".css rel=\"stylesheet\">";

                   return obj;

       }

       else

       return;

};

[Hasan A Yousef]

Hi Peter,

customs helpers, as here, used to point to files in the "public" folder.

consider the "app" folder for ng-Applications, do I still need the "public" folder to be used in my custom helpers definitions! 

thanks