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@ibus-web/panel

v0.1.1

Published

Framework-free IBus candidate and property panel.

Readme

@ibus-web/panel

A framework-free candidate and property panel for ibus-web. Its candidate window follows the caret, shows the engine's lookup table and auxiliary text, and sends clicks, paging and scrolling back to the engine; its properties element, which the host places in its own UI, opens a menu of the engine's properties, such as its input modes. Hosts can replace both with their own UI through the same PanelHost contract.

import { createPanel } from "@ibus-web/panel";
import "@ibus-web/panel/style.css";

// `ibus` is the object createIbusWeb returns; it is a PanelHost.
const panel = createPanel(ibus);
toolbar.append(panel.properties);

The stylesheet is separate, and every rule in it can be overridden. Most applications import the panel through ibus-web as ibus-web/panel. Details are in docs/panel.md.

Licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0, at your option.