By Alvin Alexander. Last updated: June 24, 2016
Here are my abbreviated notes on what’s required to add a new “Transactions” panel to my current Sencha ExtJS application:
app/model/Transaction.js # model app/view/TransactionList.js # view(s) app/view/menu/Menu.js app/controller/Menu.js # controller(s) app/controller/Transactions.js app/store/Transactions.js # store app.js # 'main' app file
By adding or changing these files, along with the following PHP file, I have a new “Transactions” grid/panel in my application.
On the server side I created this file to generate a list of transactions from the database:
php/transactions.php
The truth is that I’m using the Play Framework on the server-side, but I’ve been stubbing out some placeholders in PHP until I take time to write the Play server code.
Next up I want to create the ‘add’ and ’delete’ processes for my Transactions, and to do that I’ll add these components:
- An ‘add’ button
- The ‘add’ process will require a new ‘TransactionForm’ UI widget with Save and Cancel buttons
- A ‘delete’ button
- I’ll update the controller to handle these events
- I’ll create new server-side code to connect to the database
You can find out more about this code by digging into my Finance-DesktopClient application on Github.