How to jqueryize nodes rendered by batman

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# Option 1

class SomeController extends Batman.Controller
  index: ->
    # Do some stuff
    view = @render()
    view.on 'ready', ->
      # The view's HTML is now in the DOM, ready for jQuerying.
      # To make your jQuery selectors faster, you can use the second argument of `$` and 
      # pass in the view's node as the node to search for your selector within
      $('a', view.get('node')).css(color: '#F00')


# Option 2
# Completely undocumentedly, Batman will search for a class with the same name as the controller action you are rendering to use instead of a default view.
# You can learn more about custom view classes here: https://github.com/Shopify/batman/wiki/Creating-Batman.Views

class YourApp.ArticlesController extends Batman.Controller
  index: -> # Do stuff
  new: -> # Do other stuff

class YourApp.ArticlesView
  ready: ->
    # This will be called when the view is finished rendering during the index action, so its a good time to do your jQueries

class YourApp.ArticlesNewView
  ready: ->
    # This will be called when the view is finished rendering during the new action, so its a good time to do your jQueries