aurelia

I am using Aurelia and I have an array of items bound to a grid and they have a selected property on them. I want to bind a button to be enabled when any one of the items is true. I can do a brute force approach where I have a getter that is filtering the list and returning the selected items, but that means that I would be doing dirty checking constantly in the app and I don't want to do that. I am hoping for a more efficient approach. Any ideas? Few things you could do- assuming I have your use case right: dirty-checking (it's only one property- not a big deal) export class Item { selected =

I have a class whose constructor has two arguments; one is a dependency, the other is a configuration property: @inject(Dependency) class MyClass{ constructor(dependency, config){ } } How can I make use of Aurelia's dependency injection to automatically inject the dependency but allow the class's consumer to specify the config value? Here are some options: Option 0: Factory Resolver foo.js import {inject} from 'aurelia-framework'; import {FooDependency} from './foo-dependency'; @inject(FooDependency) export class Foo { constructor(dep, config) { } } needs-foo.js import {inject, Factory} from

I have a class whose constructor has two arguments; one is a dependency, the other is a configuration property: @inject(Dependency) class MyClass{ constructor(dependency, config){ } } How can I make use of Aurelia's dependency injection to automatically inject the dependency but allow the class's consumer to specify the config value? Here are some options: Option 0: Factory Resolver foo.js import {inject} from 'aurelia-framework'; import {FooDependency} from './foo-dependency'; @inject(FooDependency) export class Foo { constructor(dep, config) { } } needs-foo.js import {inject, Factory} from

As there isn't much information about Aurelia framework I got stuck with these 2 questions. Is it possible to create multiple Aurelia apps on single page and how this can be achieved? Alternatively is there a way to call out single application templates in 2 different places outside the main app container? For example I want to use Aurelia SPA in CMS system and call it out in different elements like header, main container and aside container. Yep, just add two elements to the page with an aurelia-app attribute. Here's an example: https://gist.run?id=2d310abbbea337fb5f6d110ec807f7d2 <!doctype

I'm trying to wrap my head around the starter kit skeleton-esnext-webpack and the way the Aurelia team has set up the webpack.config.babel.js Now that I have somehow understood how to configure a basic project in Aurelia, before I go any further, what I want to know is whether it is possible to configure more than one app ( aurelia-app ) using Webpack and how? The "Quick Start" guide gave the impression that it is possible by creating more than one js file, each of which should export a configure method specifying the root component ( setRoot ). This seemed sort of easy in the "Quick Start"

So I'm trying to use Select2 within my Aurelia application. I installed Select2 using jspm install select2 , and within my app.html file I require Select2 using <require from="select2/js/select2.min.js"></require> . The browser loads the minified JS file fine, but for some reason it also tries to load http://localhost:3003/jspm_packages/github/select2/select2@4.0.0/js/select2.min .html . Why is Aurelia trying to load the HTML counterpart of the same JS file that I specified in my <require> element? How can I fix this? Thanks The purpose of <require from="...."></require> is to import a view

I have created a basic aurelia app starting from this repo and I was trying to get rid of the # (hashtag) in the URL bar. I have 2 projects, one running WebApi on a machine and one running an empty web project (not MVC) on another machine. On the official documentation website it only says how to configure your routes but my project is not MVC oriented. How can I configure the IIS server from Web.config in a sense that when I access http://localhost/home it should start the aurelia framework rather than the 404 not found page? Matt McCabe I'm using the Azure which needed a web.config to handle