JSDoc: Class: StartController

new StartController()

In the demo application, the StartController is the primary controller used for the 'start' state. This controller checks that the Max helper application is responsive, and blocks participants from continuing in the session if Max is not responsive.

Source:

public/modules/core/controllers/start.client.controller.js, line 3

Namespaces

$scope

Members

errorTimeout :$q.Promise

When the controller is instantiated, this timeout is set. The timeout waits ten seconds for Max to respond that it is ready. If Max does not respond within this time, an error is shown to the user.

Type:

$q.Promise

Source:

public/modules/core/controllers/start.client.controller.js, line 126

Methods

sendExperimentStartMessage() → {undefined}

Send a message to the server indicating that the client is ready to start the experiment. This method sets Angular.StartController#$scope.maxReady to false before sending the message.

Source:

public/modules/core/controllers/start.client.controller.js, line 99

Returns:

Type: undefined

startMessageListener(msg) → {undefined}

This method is called when the server fires the OSC service receives a message with the address /eim/status/startExperiment

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`msg`	Object	The data sent with the event

Source:

public/modules/core/controllers/start.client.controller.js, line 78

See:

Node.module:SocketServerController

Returns:

Type: undefined