This component renders the application designed via UI Builder. You can load the app via the path
specified in the component or via the config.url
option. The path can contain a URL address to the JSON
app schema or the app object (parsed JSON).
- jComponent
v19|v20
Configuration:
app {String}
a link to the method/variable where will be storedapp
instanceurl {String}
a link to the app schema (must be in thejson
format)css {Boolean}
applies app style to the current element (default:true
)id {String}
overwrites app ID
Methods:
component.load(data)
the method loadsapp
into the current element
Properties:
component.app
contains anapp
instance
<ui-component name="uibuilder" ... config="app:myapphandler"></ui-component>
<script>
function myapphandler(app) {
// app.component {jComponent}
// app.schema {Object} uibuilder compiled design
// app.schema.inputs {Array Objects}
// app.schema.outputs {Array Objects}
// How to capture data?
app.on('output', function(meta) {
// meta.id {String} output identifier
// meta.data {Object} raw data from the builder
// meta.app {Object} app instance
// meta.instance {Object} which instance sent data?
// meta.instanceid {String} an instance identifier
// meta.component {Object} which component sent data?
// meta.componentid {String} a component identifier
// meta.err {String} optional, error handler (nullable)
// meta.output {String} an output name
// meta.note {String} optional, a note
// meta.ref {String} an internal reference
AJAX('POST /yourapi/', meta.data, function(response) {
// What next?
});
});
// How to inject data?
// Example
app.on('ready', function() {
// First, you must know input identifier
app.input('cidlm5caacg_load', { email: '@' }, console.log);
});
}
</script>
- Peter Širka petersirka@gmail.com
- License