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ug-layout

v4.4.2

Published

An extensible and performant layout management framework.

Downloads

24

Readme

UgLayout

Ugh Free Layout Management.

UgLayout is a perfomant, highly extensible framework for making configureable layouts with components.

Concepts

ugLayout is a tree of Renderable objects. A row is a renderable object and so are all items belonging to that row. ugLayout comes with the built in Renderables:

  • Stack (Tabbable container)
  • Row
  • Column
  • Layout (A scoped container)
  • View (Creates components)

Install

npm install --save ug-layout

Basic Useage

import { RootLayout, Layout, View } from 'ug-layout';

// My component to use.
class MyComponent {
  ugOnInit(container) {
    container.mountHTML('<div>Hello World!!</div>');
  }
}

// The configuration for the layout (tree of Renderables)
const configuration = RootLayout.configure({
  child: Layout.configure({
    child: View.configure({ useClass: MyComponent })
  })
});

// Creates the root alyout instance.
const layout = RootLayout.create({
  container: document.body
});

// Load the configuration
layout.load(configuration);

The example above will render the layout into the container element. This example is the most BASIC example. Please resort to the manual for more complex scenarios.