Write some tests for inflating server rendered views

[matthew-andrews]

Do you still need someone to do this? I'm about to start playing around server side fruitmachine for tutorial-5.

[wilsonpage]

Functionality is proven working by examples/express. But we do still need testing writing for the inflation of views.

Two things need to be tested:

• View#toJSON() should spil out all the stuff the client needs.
• The View constructor should accept the 'fmid' property when passed, not creating a new one.

Handling models that have come embedded in the View is slightly more complicated. I have proposed that if/when a model is found on the view module being constructed, we fire and event or call a defined function so that the developer has the opportunity to swap out the stale display only model with a real client-side model (eg. from indexedDB). The view then get re-associated with a different model, so that when/if the view is re-rendered then the data is extracted from the correctly decoupled model.

[wilsonpage]

Why is the formatting so shit above?

[wilsonpage]

I have some basic test for .toJSON() but these still need to be expanded.

We need a rather more complex test as follows:

1. Render a view and put it in the DOM.
2. Call .toJSON() to get the JSON representation of the view.
3. Pass the json into fruitmachine var layout = fruitmachine(json);
4. Call layout.setup();
5. Expect the layout.el to match the original element.

[wilsonpage]

This has been done