steven-king
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8 years ago Tutorial from Parse on JavaScript data connection is found here but there are some changes. https://www.parse.com/apps/quickstart#parse_data/web/existing
Things to check for data:
- run bower install parse, this ensures parse files are loaded
- include a script tag link to the parse library from the layout file. https://github.com/steven-king/simple-class-app/blob/master/app/common/views/layout.html#L19
- Change Bower File to include parse. https://github.com/steven-king/simple-class-app/blob/master/bower.json#L9
- Make sure you are calling the proper controler. https://github.com/steven-king/simple-class-app/blob/master/app/example/views/getting-started.html#L17
- Include the Parse code with your app id and javascript id. https://github.com/steven-king/simple-class-app/blob/master/app/example/scripts/FormController.js#L4 | See: Parse Dashboard, select your app, go to Settings then Keys.
- write a function to write test data to Parse. https://github.com/steven-king/simple-class-app/blob/master/app/example/scripts/FormController.js#L35-L43
- Once that is working you can work on writing User data. https://github.com/steven-king/simple-class-app/blob/master/app/example/scripts/FormController.js#L35-L43 See https://www.parse.com/apps/quickstart#social/web/existing
There is a secuity feature that ties the Parse App to the Cloud App. Otherwise it fails silently (without error)
I will walk everyone through this in class on Tuesday. Sorry for the delay! Steven