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feezal

v0.8.1

Published

Web Components based Dashboard UI with WYSIWYG Editor

Downloads

108

Readme

feezal

Web Components based Dashboard UI with WYSIWYG Editor

WORK IN PROGRESS This Project is in an early development stage and far away from being "done" or "ready for production". Nevertheless I'm happy if you're already willing to test and it, Feedback of any kind (via the Issue Tracker) is highly appreciated!

Usage

You just have to add the Feezal Node and deploy. Then open the Node Configuration again and click on the Editor Button to enter the Editor. The Editor itself should be quite self-explanatory, it aims to be similar to the Node-RED Flow Editor (Drag&Drop from the Palette, Element Configuration in Editor on the right).

Node Input

If you set a topic on a element you can just send messages with that topic into the feezal node. To manipulate a specific html attribute of the element append that to the topic (e.g. you configured button as topic of the element, if you want to disable it send a msg like this: {"topic":"button/disabled","payload":true})

Another Example: Put a "basic template" element on your view, use template as topic and Hello ${msg.payload} as template. Now send a message to the feezal node: {"topic":"template","payload":"world"}. To change a style attribute you could just send a message like {"topic":"template/style","payload":{"color":"green"}}.

Node Output

Events generated by an Element will be outputted by the feezal node.

License

GPLv3 (c) Sebastian Raff