--- Work In Progress ! ---

This project can be used as starting point for you own Titanium app. It's basically a setup for a drawer-based app in which each menu item opens a view (not a window). You can however use (ios-style) navigationwindows. This allows for a natural and consistent UI on both Android and iOS.

Project structure:
- The drawer-view itself is created from the index-controller. There's a global variable in Alloy.Globals which can be used to force a login-screen before the drawer is started (Alloy.Globals.loginRequired). You need to implement a login-screen and methods yourself.
- The menu in the drawer can be found in view views/menu/menu.xml .. Each row is based on views/menu/menuRow.xml (which is required from menu.xml). The controller that should be openen from each menurow is defined in the require-tag in menu.xml ( <Require src="menu/menuRow" title="L('menu_menu1','Menu 1')" controller="menu1"/> )
- main-windows (controllers called from the menu) are found in the root of views/window. Please note that these are NOT view with a window but with a regular view. The controller of these views all inherit the abstract-window. If you create new main-windows you should inherit the abstract as well; it cleans up the view when destroyed and has some methods needed for the navigationwindows
- Navigation windows are found in subfolders from views/window. Be sure the FIRST window is navigationWindow, the windows after this should be ordinary windows.

The flow;
Menu-onclick -> open <View> 
	-> item onClick (tablerow, label whatever) -> open <NavigationWindow> 
		-> item onClick (tableRow, label whatever) -> open <Window>


Note on opening NavigationWindows and Windows; you should use Alloy.Global.openWindow to actually open the window-views. This method will check whether a NavigationWindow or normal Window is to be opened and keeps track of the windows-stack (and closes them when needed).

Questions? => ivo@072.nl