jdata

A clean way to consume Data

String Extend

jdata.apply

Simply create an dynamics String. Like printf.

new jdata("My Name is {name.first}.uppercase()", {name:{first:"John"}})

jdata.map

Bind an Object.

If your data is an Object, like an Instance.

var templatedObject = new jdata({
    firstname   : "{name.first}",
    lastname    : "{name.last}"
},{
    name        : {
        first   : "John",
        last    : "Doe"
    }
});

Bind an Collection of object.

If your data is an complex Array. Like a Collection of ressources.

var dataArray = new jdata({
    firstname   : "{name.first}"
}, [
    {
        name    : {
            first   : "John"
        }
    }, {
        name    : {
            first   : "Peter"
        }
    },{
        name    : {
            first   : "Oliver"
        }
    }
]);

jdata.watch

You can notify a jdata change by placing a watcher on it:

var watcherSample = new jdata("My Name is {name}.uppercase()", {name: "John"}, function(jd) {
    console.log('watcherSample has changed', jd.get());
});

Client’s side

If you need some json’s template in your interface, checkout the github repository to see what you can do with jQuery and Bootstrap.