Rajat Saxena
Rajat Saxena

Reputation: 3935

SproutCore newbie confusion

I installed SproutCore on my Linux box using instructions shown here http://www.sproutcore.com/install_linux/ .Now when I create an app using sc-init I got files which are different from the files mentioned in this official tutorial : http://guides.sproutcore.com/getting_started.html . So what is outdated: the version of SproutCore I'm using or the tutorial?

My todo sproutcore app folder structure:

-resources
  loading.html
  main_page.js
Buildfile
core.js
main.js
theme.js

Am I running the latest SproutCore in the market?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 184

Answers (2)

zbug
zbug

Reputation: 1043

Seems to work right. Like Dan said, you only forgot the --template parameter, which creates a bigger folder structure. But you do not need to use --template You can add a "resources" folder with subfolders "stylesheets" or "images" on your own.

And once you use the console to create views, models or controlers, more folders get added automatically and the folder structure soon will make more sense.

If you want to get more familiar with how the folder structure and SC App creation and class generation are working, check out the build tools: sc-gen and build tools

Upvotes: 0

Dan
Dan

Reputation: 1051

So what is outdated the version of sproutcore i'm using or the tutorial?

Neither. If you followed the instructions provided then you installed SproutCore 1.6, which is the latest stable release. As for your directory structure, it differs from the tutorial because you failed to add --template; see below.

sc-init MyAppName --template

Upvotes: 1

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