Note: This is a pre-release of BagaWork. Many things will likely change before the first stable release.

Html

On this page you find the documentation for the GUI Component Html.

More configuration methods

This webpage only contains descriptions of the configuration methods that are specific to the Html component. The Html component also supports the configuration methods described on the page Component.

Warning!

Beginners in programming are not expected to use this GUI component!

The Html component is a very advanced component to use. To be able to use it, you must know much of:

These technologies are not taught on this website.

Most functionalities in BagaWork apps can be implemented using the other BagaWork GUI components. The Html component is only available to satisfy the few exceptional cases where an experienced programmer with knowledge of the three mentioned technologies wants to create something more advanced than can be implemented using the existing BagaWork GUI components.

Introduction

The Html component is a view that you can use to create your own GUI component consisting of whichever HTML, CSS and client-side JS code you want.

Example

Example showing what the HTML component can look like when shown on the screen.

elementCreator() - Setting the element creator

Use the configuration method elementCreator() to tell the Html component which method it should call to obtain the HTML element that should be visualized on the screen where the Html component is used.

Example

This is a bit bad example, because this functionality in this app can be implemented using the BagaWork components Rows and Text, but let's keep the example simple 😅

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class StartPage extends Page{
	
	createGui(){
		return Html.backgroundColor(`yellow`).elementCreator(p.createHtmlHeader)
	}
	
	createHtmlHeader(){
		
		
		const div = document.createElement(`div`)
		
		const h1 = document.createElement(`h1`)
		h1.innerText = `This is an HTML <h1> element!`
		
		const p = document.createElement(`p`)
		p.innerText = `This is an HTML <p> element!`
		p.style.backgroundColor = `red`
		
		div.appendChild(h1)
		div.appendChild(p)
		
		return div
		
	}
	
}