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@datagrok/webcomponents

v1.3.0

Published

WebComponents runtime code

Readme

WebComponents

WebComponents is a package for the Datagrok platform that provides runtime registration of Web Components as custom HTML elements. It bridges the @datagrok-libraries/webcomponents library and the platform, making reusable UI elements available throughout Datagrok.

Registered Components

The package registers the following custom HTML elements on initialization:

| Element | Description | |---------|-------------| | <dg-viewer> | Viewer web component | | <dg-input-form> | Input form web component | | <dg-button> | Custom button (extends <button>) | | <dg-big-button> | Larger button variant (extends <button>) | | <dg-icon-fa> | Font Awesome icon | | <dg-icon-image> | Image-based icon | | <dg-toggle-input> | Toggle/checkbox input | | <dg-combo-popup> | Combo box with popup dropdown | | <dg-markdown> | Markdown renderer | | <dg-validation-icon> | Validation status indicator | | <dock-spawn-ts> | Docking panel manager (from @datagrok-libraries/dock-spawn-dg) |

All component implementations live in the @datagrok-libraries/webcomponents library. This package handles registration via customElements.define() so they are available at runtime.

Package Structure

WebComponents/
  src/
    package.ts              # Entry point, registers all web components
    package-test.ts         # Test entry point
    styles.css              # Custom CSS for component styling
  detectors.js              # Semantic type detectors (placeholder)
  webpack.config.js
  package.json

Build

npm install
npm run build              # grok api && grok check --soft && webpack
npm run lint               # ESLint check
npm run lint-fix           # ESLint auto-fix

Development

Link local dependencies for development:

npm run link-all           # Links datagrok-api, webcomponents, and dock-spawn-dg

See also