<% # SPROUTCORE DEFAULT INDEX TEMPLATE
# This template provide provides a basic wrapper for a SproutCore client.
# Most of the time, it will be sufficient for your own needs. However, if
# you need to create your own template, you can do so by copying this file
# into your client, naming it 'index.rhtml' and then adding the options
# :index => 'index' to your client declaration in routes.rb.
#
# See the comments in this file for more information on what you can
# change.
-%>
<% # @title will be defined if you passed :title in routes.rb -%>
<%= (@title.to_s || bundle_name.to_s || '').capitalize %>
<% #
# This line should appear in your head area to include the stylesheets
# generated by your client. If you need to include your own
# stylesheets, you don't need to change it here. Instead, use the
# :requires option in routes.rb.
-%>
<%= stylesheets_for_client %>
<% #
# This is where you root body element will appear. To cause your
# content to appear here, just declare content_for('body') in one of
# your partials.
-%>
<%= @content_for_body %>
<% #
# This is where the resources you delcare will appear. You must
# include the following three lines verbatim for the resources you
# declare to be properly used.
-%>
<%= @content_for_resources -%>
<% #
# This line should appear at the bottom of your page to include your
# generated JavaScript and any libraries you reference. If you need
# to include other javascripts, add them to the :requires option of
# your client in routes.rb instead of changing it here.
-%>
<%= javascripts_for_client %>
<% #
# The following lines to the closing body tag must be included at the
# very end of your file. This will actually setup the JavaScript
# views on your page and register SproutCore to start on page load.
-%>
<%= render_page_views %>
<%= @content_for_final %>