README.md

JQueryMobile contribs

A - Navigation Events

1 - Define the eventbus (https://github.com/Ovea/js-eventbus)

if (myapp.bus == undefined) {
  (function($) {
    myapp.bus = {
      local: new EventBus({
        name: 'EventBus Local'
      })
    };
  })(jQuery);
}

2 - Bridge jquery Mobile with the EventBus

if (myapp.namesapce == undefined) {
  (function($) {
    window.jqmcontrib.bridge(myapp.bus.local);
  })(jQuery);
}

3 - No you can listen anywhere on your code the JQueryMobile events (pagebeforeshow, pagecreate, pageshow, pagehide) through topics (beforeshow, create, show, hide).

// Be notified by the creation of the page 'member'
myapp.bus.local.topic('/event/ui/view/create/member').subscribe(function(page) {
                                                                 r
}

// For all pages
myapp.bus.local.topic('/event/ui/view/create').subscribe(function(page) {

}

....

B - Navigation

1 - Define the eventbus (https://github.com/Ovea/js-eventbus)

if (myapp.bus == undefined) {
  (function($) {
    myapp.bus = {
      local: new EventBus({
        name: 'EventBus Local'
      })
    };
  })(jQuery);
}

2 - Init Navigation object

if (app.navigation == undefined) {
  (function($) {
    app.navigation = new window.jqmcontrib.Navigation(myapp.bus.local);
  })(jQuery);
}

3 - Use in your app

// In which page I am ?
var page = app.navigation.pageName();

// Go to external URL and when I come back to my app go to page : myPage
app.navigation.redirect(external_url, {
  to: myPage
});

N.B : The navigation object publish on topic '/event/navigation/restoring' when it restore state

// Change page
app.navigation.changePage('game');