Module:Test2

The Text Component

Text

persistent

UpdateOrder

Enabled

Font

Content

ParseRichText

NullContent

Size

HorizontalAlign

VerticalAlign

AlignmentMode

Color

Materials

LineHeight

MaskPattern

HorizontalAutoSize

VerticalAutoSize

AutoSizeMin

AutoSizeMax

CaretPosition

SelectionStart

CaretColor

SelectionColor

interactionTarget

_legacyFontMaterial

_legacyAlign

The RelativePositioner Component

RelativePositioner

persistent

UpdateOrder

Enabled

Reference

ReferenceBoundsSpace

ReferenceAnchor

ReferenceOffset

DestroyAfterDone

_target

The AssetMultiplexer<ITexture2D> Component

AssetMultiplexer<ITexture2D>

persistent

UpdateOrder

Enabled

Target

Index

Assets

---

-- Package definition to return to Scribunto - this allows us to define methods that can be called
-- when this module is targeted.
local p = {}

-- Type colors - RGB values to be included in the HTML output when a color is needed. This will be replaced with CSS at some point.
local typeColor = 
{
	User = '255, 128, 255',
	Impulse = '179, 255, 255',
	bool = '115, 115, 115',
	AsyncImpulse = '204, 179, 255',
	String = '245, 31, 31',
	Dummy = '255, 0, 255',
	IFormatProvider = '168, 143, 214',
	float = '0, 255, 255',
	ColorProfile = '255, 196, 54',
	colorX = '255, 89, 0',
	Component = '112, 76, 85',
	float3 = '0, 255, 255',
	float2 = '0, 255, 255',
    ulong = '0, 255, 127',
    int = '0, 255, 0',
    Continuation = '255, 255, 178',
    Slot = '191, 255, 127'
}

--- Method that generates the HTML output
--	@param frame A Scribunto frame instance. frame.args contains the parameters passed into the module call
function p.GenerateUI( frame )
	-- Parse the JSON input, returning an empty array if no argument was passed
	local fields = mw.text.jsonDecode(frame.args.Fields or '[]')
	
	-- Create an HTML div element to contain our component UI
	local componentContainer = mw.html.create( 'div' )
	componentContainer
	    :attr('class', frame.args.Inline and '' or 'floatright')
		:cssText('color: rgb(224, 224, 224); background-color: rgb(18, 20, 28); width: 256px; display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: stretch;')
		:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the component title
			:cssText('color: rgb(247, 247, 112); background-color: rgb(43, 46, 54);padding: 10px 0px 10px 0px; text-align:center; font-weight: bold; flex-grow: 1;')
			:wikitext(frame.args.Name)
			:done() -- Close node title div
	
	-- Iterate over each row, and populate it with the inputs/outputs. If the node is asymmetric,
	-- the value passed for either input or output might be nil.
	for i=1,#fields do
		CreateField(componentContainer, fields[i])
	end
			
	-- Return the HTML generated above to the wiki page this script is invoked from.
	return tostring(componentContainer) .. '[[Category:Components:All]]'
end

--- Creates a new ProtoFlux connector row in the output
-- @param Container The Scribunto HTML node we'll be creating this row inside of. Should be a container of some sort.
-- @param Field Table containing a Name, FieldType, and Type for the field on this row.
function CreateField(Container, Field)
	local fieldRow = Container
		:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the field. We specify a min-height of 40px for consistency.
			:cssText('display: flex; min-height: 40px;')

	fieldRow
		:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the input and output labels in the connector row
			:cssText( 'flex-grow: 2; overflow: hidden; display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: space-between;')
			:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the input label
				:attr('title', Input and (Field.Name .. ' <' .. Field.Type .. '>') or '') -- Add a basic mouseover description
				:cssText('text-align: left; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; padding-left: 4px;  border-right: 20px solid #11151d; border-bottom: 4px solid #11151d; border-top: 4px solid #11151d; background-color:' .. GetTypeColor(Input, 0.6) .. ';')
				:wikitext( Field and Field.Name or '' )
				:done() -- Close input label div
end


--- Returns an RGBA value representing the type color within Resonite
-- @param Connector Table containing a Name (Optional) and Type (Required) for the input/output attachment point.
-- @param Alpha The alpha to use in the RGBA value. 
function GetTypeColor(Connector, Alpha)
	return (Connector and 'rgba(' .. (typeColor[Connector.Type] or '0, 0, 0') .. ',' .. Alpha .. ')' or 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)')
end

return p