• Introduction
• Project Structure
• assets
  • css
    • loading-screen.css
    • main.css
  • images
    • favicon.png
    • logo.png
  • less
    • loading-screen.less
    • main.less
  • sass
    • loading-screen.scss
    • main.scss
• config
  • env
    • development.js
    • production.js
  • actions
  • auth
  • collections
  • connect
  • connections
  • local
  • models
  • react
  • reducers
  • redux
  • router
• initializers
  • .gitkeep
• src
  • actions
    • .gitkeep
  • collections
    • .gitkeep
  • components
    • Layout.js
    • Master.js
  • constants
    • ActionTypes.js
    • PayloadStates.js
  • decorators
    • UserIsAuthenticated.js
    • UserIsAuthorized.js
  • dialogs
    • .gitkeep
  • forms
    • .gitkeep
  • models
    • .gitkeep
  • reducers
    • .gitkeep
  • utils
    • auth.js
    • storageAvailable.js
• .babelrc
• .editorconfig
• .gitignore
• .lorerc
• db.json
• index.html
• index.js
• package.json
• package-lock.json
• postcss.config.js
• README.md
• routes.js
• webpack.config.js

Introduction

This section describes the application structure.

This file represents a configuration that ultimately gets passed to a Model instance oflore-models. Lore Models is the library that Lore uses for making AJAX requests, the interface for which is heavily inspired byBackbone.Model.

All models inherit their properties from config/models.js. This means that your models themselves will often be empty, especially when you're only dealing with a single API that uses consistent conventions. The only time you should edit this file is if you need to set a behavior that is specific to this edit (something that is not shared by the other models). All shared behavior should go in config/models.js.