Module:ProtoFlux

This is the Lua module for generating ProtoFlux UI elements on pages such as To String (ProtoFlux)

Please note, due to caching, updates made to this module will not immediately take effect on pages using it. If you need to see changes right away, use the editor view of a given page, which will update immediately.

Parameters

Name

Name of this ProtoFlux node. This should be the same as the name you see at the top of a given node in Resonite.

Category

Category for this ProtoFlux node. This is not the full category path, but only the direct parent - it should be the same as what appears at the bottom of a given node in Resonite.

Inline

Controls whether this node is displayed inline, or floats to the right. If this parameter is set, the node will draw inline, regardless of the value passed to it.

If you need content to flow below the element, use <div style="clear:right;"></div>, add the class .floatnone to an element, or use other elements with a similar CSS style tag.

Inputs

A string containing a JSON-encoded array of Name/Type information for each input on this node. Example input might be similar to the following, which adds two inputs of type String, one named Input1 and one named Input2

[{"Name":"Input1", "Type":"String"}, {"Name":"Input2", "Type":"String"}]

Outputs

A string containing a JSON-encoded array of Name/Type information for each output on this node. Example input might be similar to the following, which adds two outputs of type bool, one named Output1 and one named Output2

[{"Name":"Output1", "Type":"bool"}, {"Name":"Output2", "Type":"bool"}]

Globals

A string containing a JSON-encoded array of Name/Type information for each global on this node. Example input might be similar to the following, which adds two inputs of type User, one named Global1 and one named Global2

[{"Name":"Global1", "Type":"User"}, {"Name":"Global2", "Type":"User"}]

Custom

Either true or false (not case sensitive, defaults to false), if true the page is not added to ProtoFlux:All. This is mainly used for custom nodes.

Custom=false

Example Usage

If we combine all of the above examples together, we end up with this template invocation:

{{#Invoke:ProtoFlux|GenerateUI
|Name=Example Name
|Category=Example Category
|Inputs=
[
{"Name": "Input1", "Type": "Call"},
{"Name": "Input2", "Type": "String"}
]
|Outputs=
[
{"Name": "Output1", "Type": "bool"},
{"Name": "Output2", "Type": "bool"}
]
|Globals=
[
{"Name": "Global1", "Type": "User"},
{"Name": "Global2", "Type": "User"}
]
|}}

which results in the following:

---

-- 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',
	Boolean = '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'
}

--- 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 inputs = mw.text.jsonDecode(frame.args.Inputs or '[]')
	local outputs = mw.text.jsonDecode(frame.args.Outputs or '[]')
	local globals = mw.text.jsonDecode(frame.args.Globals or '[]')
	
	-- Create an HTML div element to contain our node UI
	local protofluxContainer = mw.html.create( 'div' )
	protofluxContainer
		:cssText('color: white; background-color: #11151d; width: 256px; display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: stretch;' )
		:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the node title
			:cssText('padding: 10px 0px 10px 0px; text-align:center; font-weight: bold; background-color: #1a2a36; font-size: 18pt; flex-grow: 1;')
			:wikitext(frame.args.Name)
			:done() -- Close node title div
			
	-- Calculate the larger number of rows required (either for inputs or outputs, if the node is asymmetric)
	local maxRows = math.max(#inputs, #outputs)
	
	-- 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,maxRows do
		CreateConnectorRow(protofluxContainer, inputs[i], outputs[i])
	end
	
	-- Iterate over each global value in the node, and create a row. These elements take up the entire width
	-- of the node, and so don't need to be balanced in any way.
	for i=1,#globals do
		CreateGlobalsRow(protofluxContainer, globals[i])
	end
	
	protofluxContainer
		:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the node category footer
			:cssText('text-align: center; padding: 10px; font-size: 18pt; color: rgb(64,64,64); font-weight: bold;')
			:wikitext(frame.args.Category)
			:done() -- Close category footer div
	
	-- Return the HTML generated above to the wiki page this script is invoked from.
	return tostring(protofluxContainer .. '[[Category:ProtoFlux: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 Input Table containing a Name and Type for the input on this row. Can be nil if no input is to be placed on this row.
-- @param Output Table containing a Name and Type for the output on this row. Can be nil if no output is to be placed on this row.
function CreateConnectorRow(Container, Input, Output)
	local connectorRow = Container
		:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the connector row. We specify a min-height of 70px for consistency.
			:cssText('display: flex; min-height: 70px;')
	
	-- Create the input (left) attachement point
	CreateConnectorAttachmentPoint(connectorRow, Input, true)

	connectorRow
		: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 (Input.Name .. ' <' .. Input.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( Input and Input.Name or '' )
				:done() -- Close input label div
			:tag('div') -- HTML div to contain the output label
				:attr('title', Output and (Output.Name .. ' <' .. Output.Type .. '>') or '') -- Add a basic mouseover description
				:cssText('text-align: right; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; padding-right: 4px; border-left: 20px solid #11151d; border-bottom: 4px solid #11151d; border-top: 4px solid #11151d; background-color: ' .. GetTypeColor(Output, 0.6) .. ';')
				:wikitext( Output and Output.Name or '' )
				:done() -- Close output label div
	
	-- Create the output (right) attachment point
	CreateConnectorAttachmentPoint(connectorRow, Output, false);
end

--- Creates a new ProtoFlux global input field 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 Global Table containing a Name and Type for the global field on this row.
function CreateGlobalsRow(Container, Global)
	Container
		:tag( 'div' )
			:attr('title', Global.Name .. ' <' .. Global.Type .. '>') -- Add a basic mouseover description
			:cssText('display: flex; min-height: 70px; flex-direction: column; border-left: 10px solid ' .. GetTypeColor(Global, 1.0) .. ';')
			:tag( 'div' )
				:cssText('display: flex; flex-direction: row; align-items: center; flex-grow:1; overflow: hidden;')
				:tag( 'span' )
					:cssText('text-align: center; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; font-size: 14pt; font-weight: bold; flex-grow:1;')
					:wikitext(Global.Name)
					:done()
				:done()
			:tag( 'div' )
				:attr('style', 'display:flex; gap: 10px; flex-grow: 1;')
				:tag('div')
					:cssText('border-radius: 16px; background-color: #777; font-style: italic; text-align:center; flex-grow: 3; display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center;')
					:tag( 'span' )
						:wikitext('null')
						:done()
					:done()
				:tag( 'div')
					:cssText('border-radius: 16px; background-color: #333; text-align:center; flex-grow: 1; display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center;')
					:tag ( 'span' )
						:wikitext('∅')   
end

--- Creates a new input or output attachement point for a connector row.
--	@param Container The Scribunto HTML node we'll be creating this row inside of. Should be a container of some sort.
--	@param Connector Table containing a Name (Optional) and Type (Required) for the input/output attachment point.
--	@param isInput	True if this is an input side attachment point, false if it is an output side attachment point.
function CreateConnectorAttachmentPoint(Container, Connector, isInput)
	Container
		:tag( 'div' )
			:attr('title', Connector and (Connector.Name .. ' <' .. Connector.Type .. '>') or '') -- Add a basic mouseover description
			:cssText('min-width:30px; background-color: ' .. GetTypeColor(Connector, 0.3) .. '; border: 5px solid ' .. GetTypeColor(Connector, 1.0) .. (isInput and '; border-left: none;' or '; border-right: none;'))
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