Type of of the user-provided state; that is, of App.settings.
Constructor.
The user-provided application state.
The computed application state.
The controller for elementary settings (name of YouTrack instance, base URL, etc.).
The controller for displaying alerts to the user.
The controller for retrieving YouTrack metadata.
The controller for counting the number of invalid settings. Unfortunately, in its current
form, only the views update the counter. This is because the count information originates from the HTML5
constraint validation and makes its way into invalidCounter predominantly through data binding (for instance,
with bindString()). This somewhat blurs the lines between controller and view. A more principled
distribution of concerns would be to have the validation entirely done by controllers. The refactoring will be
left for the future...
The controller for displaying alerts to the user.
The controller for counting the number of invalid settings. Unfortunately, in its current
form, only the views update the counter. This is because the count information originates from the HTML5
constraint validation and makes its way into invalidCounter predominantly through data binding (for instance,
with bindString()). This somewhat blurs the lines between controller and view. A more principled
distribution of concerns would be to have the validation entirely done by controllers. The refactoring will be
left for the future...
The controller for elementary settings (name of YouTrack instance, base URL, etc.).
The controller for retrieving YouTrack metadata.
Creates a new AppCtrl, including all transitive (controller) dependencies.
This method is a convenience method. It creates and “wires” dependencies such as AlertsCtrl or SettingsCtrl, using reasonable defaults.
Type of of the user-provided state; that is, of App.settings.
The user-provided application state.
The computed application state.
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Controller for App.