alloy/samples/apps/advanced/commonjs_xml/views/index.xml

TiDev Titanium MVC Framework

<!--
	Here we're showing how you can use XML markup to add UI components from arbitrary
	CommonJS modues into the view hierarchy. The key here is that your module must export
	a function that returns a single Titanium proxy object. You can have other proxy objects
	nested inside, but the return value must be a single parent.
-->
<Alloy>
	<Window backgroundColor="#fff" layout="horizontal">
		<!--
			Default specialView from commonjs module. There's not need for a "method"
			attribute since specialView.js defines a "createView" function, which is what
			<Module> will use by default.
		-->
		<Module module="specialView"/>

		<!-- We can use ids and classes to apply styles from TSS -->
		<Module module="specialView" id="redOne"/>
		<Module module="specialView" class="blue"/>
		<Module module="specialView" class="bigger blue"/>

		<!-- and it also supports inline properties as well -->
		<Module module="specialView" left="50dp"/>

		<!--
			We can specify an explicit "method" to be used to create the UI
			component. Also, since these all return a valid Titanium proxy object, you can
			further nest Titanium proxy objects inside of them.
		-->
		<Module module="specialView" method="createMassiveGreenView" onClick="doClick">
			<Label>click me</Label>
		</Module>

		<!--
			Finally, we can make use of the node name to get around using the custom
			"method" for creation.
		-->
		<MassiveGreenView module="specialView" onClick="doClick">
			<Label>or click me!</Label>
		</MassiveGreenView>
		<View module="specialView" onClick="doClick"/>
	</Window>
</Alloy>