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#_.def("Luca.Router").extends("Backbone.Router").with
router = Luca.register "Luca.Router"
router.extends "Backbone.Router"
router.defines
routes:
"" : "default"
initialize: (@options)->
_.extend @, @options
@routeHandlers = _( @routes ).values()
# when a route handler is fired, the route:route_name event is triggered by the router
# unfortunately this doesn't apply to calls to @navigate() so we override Backbone.Router.navigate
# and trigger an event separately.
_( @routeHandlers ).each (route_id) =>
@bind "route:#{ route_id }", ()=>
@trigger.apply @, ["change:navigation", route_id ].concat( _( arguments ).flatten() )
Backbone.Router.initialize?.apply(@, arguments)
#### Router Functions
# Intercept calls to Backbone.Router.navigate so that we can at least
# build a path from the route, even if we don't trigger the route handler
navigate: (route, triggerRoute=false)->
Backbone.Router.prototype.navigate.apply @, arguments
@buildPathFrom( Backbone.history.getFragment() )
# given a url fragment, construct an argument chain similar to what would be
# emitted from a normal route:#{ name } event that gets triggered
# when a route is actually fired. This is used to trap route changes that happen
# through calls to @navigate()
buildPathFrom: (matchedRoute)->
_(@routes).each (route_id, route)=>
regex = @_routeToRegExp(route)
if regex.test(matchedRoute)
args = @_extractParameters(regex, matchedRoute)
@trigger.apply @, ["change:navigation", route_id].concat( args )
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