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fhdp-extenders

v4.10.801

Published

This library extends abilities of stock fh behaviors.

Downloads

207

Readme

FHDP-Extender

This library extends abilities of stock fh behaviors.

It works on Mutator Observer and inject code between luna rendering, and displaying it on client side. Also includes fhml extender.

How to use

cookie parser

import {getCookie} from 'fhdp-extenders';

...

const cookie = getCookie();

it returns cookie dictionary parsed to json.

init extenders

import {FHDPExtender} from 'fhdp-extenders';

...

new FHDPExtender({
  i18n: i18nInstance,                         /* needs to provide i18n instance to handle translations*/
  extendFHML: true,                           /* extends fhml */
  enableMobileNavbar: true,                   /* enable changing from desktop to mobile navbar */
  enableHintOnHover: true,                    /* enable hints on hover */
  enableRequiredAtLabel: true,                /* enable moving required star from field to label */
  enableErrorBelowField: true,                /* enable moving error from field to label */
  enableDynamicFooterPosition: true,          /* enable dynamic footer sliding */
  enableCurrentMenuElementHighlight: true,    /* enable highlight for currently selected element */
  enableFHMLinTooltips: true,                 /* enable fhml in tooltips */
  enableSessionCounterRules: true,            /* enable session counter rules */
  enableCookieAlert: true,                    /* enable cookie alert at bottom */
});

extend translations for cookie alert


import {addTranslationForCookiePolitics} from 'fhdp-extenders';

addTranslationForCookiePolitics('pl' {
  warning: 'Uwaga!',
  message: 'Używając tej strony akceptujesz politykę prywatności i przetwarzanie plików cookie',
  close: 'Akceptuję'
})

extend rules

In FHDPExtender config add node additionalRules. This is list of objects:

{
  // 'exclusion' type excludes all mutations described by condition param,
  // 'extension' type extends rules. For this param ruleMutator is obligatory
  type: 'exclusion' | 'extension' 
  // 'selector' its marker for recognising whitch element is selected (only used in debug),
  selector: string 
  // async function for recognisiong if element fits into mutation rule
  condition: (mutation: Mutation) => Promise<boolean> 
  // rule mutator is actual function that modifies elements in DOM. It runs only if type = extension and condition returns true.
  ruleMutator: (mutation: Mutation) => Promise<void>
}

Example adding div to dom only if not exists:

new FHDPExtender({
  i18n: i18nInstance,
  additionalRules: [
    {
      type: 'extension',
      selector: '#myComponent',
      condition: async (mutation) => !!document.querySelector('#myComponent'),
      ruleMutator: async (mutation) => {
        const myElement = document.createElement(div);
        myElement.id = '#myComponent';
        myElement.innerText = 'Thats my element!';
        document.body.appendChild(myElement);
      }
    }
    ...
  ]
});