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Yes we are talking about slightly different things I think. I am not--
familiar with Jade, but I have dabbled a fair bit with
Angular/Bootstrap/ejs so that involves either/both templating (server
side) and client side rendering. You can mix it up how you see fit.
In our own Renaissance Framework all the rendering is done client-side
- the only thing that passes to/from the server is a data model in JSON format
(backbone.js to be precise). The server is basically an API to deliver
data - it doesn't know anything about HTML, so it can effectively
serve any type of client.
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From: WEB400 [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Bradley
Stone
Sent: 12 April 2016 14:53
To: Web Enabling the IBM i (AS/400 and iSeries) <web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [WEB400] Node, Jade and Logic
Interesting. I was looking into client side jade and that just seems
to add more complexity to an already growing stack of complexity. I
love JS so I like node. then you add express.. and jade.. (and jQuery
of course, but that should be a norm on the client side).
My application is returning formatted html data from the server, not
result sets using jQuery and Ajax.
$.post('/customerList', formData, function() {})
.done(function(data) {
$('#customerList').html(data);
})
.fail( function(errorThrown) {
$('#customerList').html(errorThrown.responseText);
});
What you're saying is I should be using ajax to grab the result sets
themselves (not formatted HTML) and doing the rendering on the client side?
We may be talking about 2 different things.
I just don't see the point of starting with node... then realizing I
better use something like express and jade for rendering on the server
side.. and then finding out even that is "wrong".
Then you go down the rabbit hole of "you should use xxxx instead of Jade..
jade is slow, you should render on the client instead, you should
render raw HTML instead.. it's faster", etc.. etc..
Too many ways to skin a cat these days. :) (is "skin a cat" PC these
days?)
Brad
www.bvstools.com
On Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 2:48 AM, Kevin Turner <
kevin.turner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Just my opinion of course, although you will find articlesdo it asynchronously.
supporting the argument, you are better off doing this sort of thing
on the client. Let's say you have a result set that you have
obtained asynchronously on the server, but you want to
manipulate/sort it further before it's useful, then let the client
do it. If you get into the habit of doing it in your server side
node.js code you are effectively blocking the event loop. You may
not notice with a handful of clients attached, but ramp that up a
notch or two and you soon have client requests waiting to be
serviced for no good reason. Your server side code should be
optimised to get that response back asap, so if you must do it
server-side you need to hand it off to a child process to
records can be corrected.
Sent from my iPad
On 12 Apr 2016, at 01:15, Bradley Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:importantly,
I'm playing around a lot more with Node.js and Jade using Express
on the IBM i.
I'm just curious how others are handing condition logic, more
where.statement
As an example lets say you're listing customer order details. We
can of course limit records we get in a result set using the SQL.
We can also order things, etc..
Once you have the result set, are you doing any additional
programming in node or the jade template?
Here's an example...
I have a generic routine that returns a result set. I have
another that returns the field headings from the file...: (not
checked for syntax.. )
var sql = "select RRN(a) as RRN, a.* from %s.%s a where CDEMAIL =
'%s'"; sql = util.format(sql, Library, Table, email);
var customerDetailList = myStuff.getResultSet(sql); var columns
= myStuff.getFieldDescriptions();
I then pass these into my jade template as such:
res.render('viewCustomerDetail', {resultSet: customerDetailList,
columnList: columns});
My jade template then has some logic to replace certain headings
if required (like if they're too long). It also has logic so that
certain rows won't be shown... for example:
block content
- var dontShow = ['CDEMAIL', 'RRN', 'CDREGNET', 'CDMNTAX',
'CDDSTC']
- var replaceHeadings = {CDCREQ: 'Requested', CDDAYS: 'Days'}
each fieldValue, fieldKey in resultSet[0]
if (dontShow.indexOf(fieldKey) < 0)
th.small1(align="left")
if (!replaceHeadings[fieldKey])
=columnList[fieldKey]
else
=replaceHeadings[fieldKey]
This works really slick and is moving all the display logic to the
template. But, is this considered ok or is it better to do this
type of logic in the node.js? Manipulate the returned lists,
replace headings, remove columns if we don't want to display them, etc.
Doing things this way I find my templates are generic for lists.
I just need to update the dontShow and replaceHeadings objects for
each specific page. I understand I can limit the columns display
using the SQL
but right now this is how I am doing things while playing around.the
It also means I can update my display without needing to stop and
restart my server (very nice!). If I needed to remove or add a
column and use
SQL statement to select the columns I'd need to update the nodelist
route and restart the server.
Just throwing out some ideas... thanks!
Brad
www.bvstools.com
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