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Extending Hyperdiv (#9)
Add a docs section named "Extending Hyperdiv", documenting the various ways Hyperdiv can be extended with custom CSS, JS, and new components.
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‎assets/iframe-example.html

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<html>
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<body>
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Hello, this is an iframe!
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</body>
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</html>

‎hyperdiv_docs/code_examples.py

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with hd.box(grow=1, basis=0, min_width=18):
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with hd.box(padding=1, gap=1):
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if state.error:
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hd.text(f"Error: {state.error}", font_color="red")
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hd.markdown(f"`Error: {state.error}`", font_color="red")
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if hd.button("Reset", size="small").clicked:
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state.error = None
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else:

‎hyperdiv_docs/menu.py

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from .pages.guide.static_assets import static_assets
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from .pages.guide.deploying import deploying
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from .pages.guide.matplotlib_charts import matplotlib_charts
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from .pages.guide.plugins import plugins
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from .pages.extending_hyperdiv.overview import overview as extending_overview
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from .pages.extending_hyperdiv.plugins import plugins
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from .pages.extending_hyperdiv.custom_assets import custom_assets
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from .pages.extending_hyperdiv.built_in_components import built_in_components
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from .pages.extending_hyperdiv.new_components import new_components
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from .pages.reference.components import components
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from .pages.reference.env_variables import env_variables
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"Using The App Template": {"href": using_the_app_template.path},
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"Matplotlib Charts": {"href": matplotlib_charts.path},
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"Static Assets": {"href": static_assets.path},
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"Building Custom Components": {"href": plugins.path},
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"Deploying Hyperdiv": {"href": deploying.path},
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},
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"Extending Hyperdiv": {
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"Overview": {"href": extending_overview.path},
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"Building Plugins": {"href": plugins.path},
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"Loading Custom Assets": {"href": custom_assets.path},
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"Extending Built-In Components": {"href": built_in_components.path},
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"Creating New Components": {"href": new_components.path},
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},
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"Reference": {
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"Hyperdiv API": {"href": components.path},
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"Design Tokens": {"href": design_tokens.path},

‎hyperdiv_docs/pages/extending_hyperdiv/__init__.py

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‎hyperdiv_docs/pages/extending_hyperdiv/built_in_components.py

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import hyperdiv as hd
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from ...router import router
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from ...page import page
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from ...code_examples import docs_markdown
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@router.route("/extending-hyperdiv/built-in-components")
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def built_in_components():
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with page() as p:
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p.title("# Extending Built-In Components")
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docs_markdown(
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"""
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Hyperdiv built-in components can be extended with new
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style props. Also, if a built-in style prop doesn't expose
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CSS attributes that you need, you can override/replace
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that prop with a prop that does.
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Hyperdiv's prop and type system enables defining props
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that are compiled to CSS and applied to the component in
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the browser. For example, we can create a new component
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type that extends @component(box) with an
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[opacity](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/opacity)
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prop:
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```py
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class opacity_box(hd.box):
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opacity = hd.Prop(
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hd.CSSField(
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"opacity",
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hd.Optional(hd.ClampedFloat(0, 1))
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),
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None
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)
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with opacity_box(
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opacity=0.3,
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border="1px solid green",
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padding=1,
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gap=1,
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) as box:
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hd.text("A low-opacity box.")
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hd.button("A button")
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```
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Hyperdiv provides a type, @prop_type(CSSField), that
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enables defining new CSS attributes. In the example above,
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we define a new prop, `opacity`. Its type,
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`CSSField("opacity", hd.Optional(hd.ClampedFloat(0, 1)))`,
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specifies that
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1. this prop will be compiled to CSS
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2. the CSS attribute name is `"opacity"`
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3. the allowed values are floats between 0 and 1. The
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value of the prop will be rendered directly in the CSS
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`opacity` field.
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The CSS `opacity: 0.3;` will be added to instances of this
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component.
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CSS props work like normal Hyperdiv props and can be read
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and mutated by Python code. For example, we can control
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the box opacity with a slider:
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```py
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class opacity_box(hd.box):
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opacity = hd.Prop(
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hd.CSSField(
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"opacity",
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hd.Optional(hd.ClampedFloat(0, 1))
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),
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None
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)
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opacity = hd.slider(
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min_value=0,
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max_value=1,
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value=1,
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step=0.01
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)
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with opacity_box(
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opacity=opacity.value,
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border="1px solid green",
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padding=1,
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gap=1,
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) as box:
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hd.text("Drag the slider to change the opacity.")
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hd.button("A button")
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```
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Note that when the value of a CSS prop is `None`, its
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corresponding CSS field will not be sent to the browser at
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all. `None` corresponds to default browser behavior.
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The props defined by @component(Styled), from which most
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Hyperdiv components inherit, are defined in this way.
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"""
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‎hyperdiv_docs/pages/extending_hyperdiv/custom_assets.py

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import hyperdiv as hd
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from ...router import router
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from ...page import page
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from ...code_examples import docs_markdown
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@router.route("/extending-hyperdiv/custom-assets")
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def custom_assets():
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with page() as p:
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p.title("# Loading Custom Assets")
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docs_markdown(
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"""
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Hyperdiv can be extended by loading custom JS and CSS at
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the top level of the app. For example, you can [set up
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Google
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Analytics](https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_google_analytics.asp)
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for your app, which involves adding Google's custom
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Javascript tags to the app's top-level. Or, load your own
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custom Javascript that runs every time the app is loaded.
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To learn how to load custom assets at the top level, see
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the documentation for @component(index_page).
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"""
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‎hyperdiv_docs/pages/extending_hyperdiv/new_components.py

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import hyperdiv as hd
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from ...router import router
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from ...page import page
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from ...code_examples import docs_markdown
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@router.route("/extending-hyperdiv/new-components")
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def new_components():
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with page() as p:
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p.title("# Creating New Components")
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docs_markdown(
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"""
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In addition to being able to extend existing components
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with custom CSS props, you can create simple components
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targeting HTML tags that are currently unsupported by core
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Hyperdiv. Note that this technique only works when you
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don't need to run custom Javascript. If you need custom
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Javascript, build a [plugin](/extending-hyperdiv/plugins).
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For example, Hyperdiv does not include a built-in
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[`iframe`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe)
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component, but we can create one:
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class iframe(hd.Component, hd.Styled):
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_tag = "iframe"
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src = hd.Prop(hd.PureString)
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iframe(
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src="/assets/iframe-example.html",
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border="1px solid neutral",
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height=10,
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)
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```
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We create a new component by inheriting from Hyperdiv's
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component base class, @component(Component). Hyperdiv
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expects a component's HTML tag to be set using the `_tag`
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class variable. In this case the tag is `iframe`, causing
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Hyperdiv to render this component in the browser using an
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`<iframe>` tag.
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In the example above, we also inherit from
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@component(Styled), allowing us to use style props to
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style the outer `<iframe>` container with style props like
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`width` and `border`.
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Iframes work by loading a web page specified by the `src`
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attribute, so we define a string prop named `src`.
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The example above will be rendered in the browser as:
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```html
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<iframe id="..." src="/assets/iframe-example.html"></iframe>
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```
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additional HTML attributes supported by `iframe`.
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"""
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‎hyperdiv_docs/pages/extending_hyperdiv/overview.py

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import hyperdiv as hd
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from ...router import router
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from ...page import page
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@router.route("/extending-hyperdiv")
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def overview():
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with page() as p:
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p.title("# Extending Hyperdiv")
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hd.markdown(
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"""
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Hyperdiv can be extended in multiple ways, with new
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functionality that isn't already built-in.
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The sub-sections of this part of the documentation explore
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the various ways Hyperdiv can be extended with new
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functionality:
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* [Building Plugins](/extending-hyperdiv/plugins) -
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building new, self-contained, reusable components with
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custom Javascript, CSS, and other assets.
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* [Loading Custom Assets](/extending-hyperdiv/assets) -
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Loading custom Javascript and CSS assets into the
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top-level application.
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* [Extending Built-In
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Components](/extending-hyperdiv/built-in-components) -
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Subclassing and extending existing Hyperdiv components.
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Components](/extending-hyperdiv/new-components) - An
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alternative way to define new, simple components without
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building plugins.
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"""
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