APIs

From WebOS101

Introduction

The Mojo SDK defines a number of APIs that can be used by applications. These APIs provide additional or enhanced functionality not available via Javascript or the DOM.

Widget	Description[1]
Mojo.Animation	Holds the infrastructure for coordinating timers for multiple animations, and animating DOM element styles and numeric values over time.
Mojo.Asserts & Requires	Contains some methods to debug your applications and other utility functions (e.g., assert, require, loadScriptWithCallback, etc.).
Mojo.Char	Holds character code values and some useful key code checking methods.
Mojo.Controller	Controller functions designed to assist in managing stages and scenes.
Mojo.Cookie	Creates a cookie object with a particular name.
Mojo.Depot	Stores JavaScript objects in a database. Currently implemented as a framework wrapper around HTML5 active record access.
Mojo.Drag	Creates container destinations and draggers for drag and drop items.
Mojo.Event	Holds functionality related to the UI Toolkit Events.
Mojo.Format	Functions related to formatting dates, times, and numbers.
Mojo.Function	Used to "debounce" multiple calls to a function.
Mojo.Function.Synchronize	Used to ensure that a set of callback functions are all called at the same time.
Mojo.Log	Provides an efficient way to output interesting information from a running application, but not have it slow down the application.
Mojo.Model	Contains helper functions for dealing with data in a JSON object.
Mojo.PatternMatching	Contains helper functions for matching some common device API's when filtering or when getting data back. Does highlighting of matched filter text for contacts per the HI spec; also does matching of address types to their display string.
Mojo.Service	An on-device "server" for any resource, data, or configuration that can be exposed for developers to use with their applications.
Mojo.Timing	Controls for timing.
Mojo.Transition	Contains public constants for the graphical transitions usually used for pushing and popping scenes.
Mojo.View	All UI layout files are located in the views folder of your application. Much of the user interface in the SDK is assembled out of text files containing fragments of HTML and special tags indicating locations to insert dynamic data.
Mojo.Widget	The actual widget implementations are "widget assistants" in the various widget_*.js files, and common widget behavior is mostly encapsulated in widget_controller.js.

Notes

1. ↑ Copied from http://developer.palm.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1560 Copyright Palm, Inc.