ink-splat is a component library for ink.
npm install ink-splat
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ink-splat is a component library for ink.
Because I figured focusable screen components made sense.
Ink's components will let you type in text input and then not do much else.
I need to be able to ask the user multiple questions. So focusable components
is the direction I'm heading.
To install:
npm i -S ink ink-splat
To build:
npm run-script build
To use, see the demo app in ./src/test/*.js.
To run the demo app, try:
node ./dist/test/FocusBlur
Control provides a base class for which other components can derive. It's intent was to simplify focus/blur behaviors. You will extend Control rather than use it (in theory).
#### Extending Control
export class TextField extends Control {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
...this.state
};
}
render() {
if (this.isFocused()) {
//return editor layout
}
else {
//return viewer layout
}
}
}
TabBar is a focusable Tabs component. A considerable portion of this code came from @jdeniau/ink-tab. Works just like Tabs, but you get the extra onBlur and onFocus events.
#### TabBar example
focused={this.state.focusedComponent==='tabBar'}
onBlur={() => (
(this.state.activeTabName === 'bio' && this.setState({focusedComponent: 'txtName'}))
|| (this.state.activeTabName === 'exit' && exit())
)}>
TextField is a focusable TextInput component, which is only a Text component whenever blurred.
#### TextField example
focused={this.state.focusedComponent==='txtName'}
caption={
onChange={(newName) => this.setState({newName})}
onSubmit={(name) => this.setState({name})}
onBlur={() => this.setState({focusedComponent: 'txtBio'})}
/>
2019 David A. Ball
It is still a work in progress.
MIT.