Update

Update is for when the project need an automated internal update. For update html, css and js codes in user's device we can use it.

When an automated internal update occurred, app.update.onStarted() event is called and you can handle the update codes. It has no entry argument.

• Type: Function

  app.update.onStarted = function () {};

• Example

  Performing an onStarted function configuration inside the app.js:

  // on update started
  app.update.onStarted = function () {
      // body...
  };

When an automated internal update downloading progress being changed, this event is called.

• Type: Function

  app.update.onProgressChanged = function (percentage) {};

• Detail

  You can create an update page for handling update progress. The codes will comes inside the app.update.onProgressChanged to handle the percentage of completed updates.

  Parameters	Type	Description
  percentage	String	The callback percentage of changing update process.

• Example

  Performing an onProgressChanged function configuration inside the app.js:

  // on update progress changed
  app.update.onProgressChanged = function (percentage) {
      if (app.page.name === 'update')
          $('.page.update > .progress > div').css('width', percentage + '%');
  };

When the update operation is completed, app.update.onCompleted event is called. It means, for handling what happens after completing the update, this section can handle codes.

• Type: Function

  app.update.onCompleted = function () {};

• Example

  Performing an onCompleted function configuration inside the app.js:

  // on update completed
  app.update.onCompleted = function () {
      if (app.page.name === 'update')
          alert('Your update is completed!');
  };