app
In HTML, we know window
as global environment object. On the other side, FIWL uses app
to give access for your app environment.
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ConstantsName | Type | Description |
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colors | object | Provides nice and easy color palette. Courtesy Google Material Design. |
net | object | Networking utility to communicate with server. |
manifest | object | Access to app's manifest. |
res | object | Access to current stage's resources including style. |
display | object | Provides app's viewport information including resolution, scaling, and orientation. |
unit | object | Unit conversion utility to help us convert unit (as example dp to px ) easily. |
event | object | Access to event listener registration. |
widgets | object | Contains classes of widgets that linked to FIWL parser. |
stage | object | Allows modification for currently running stage. |
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MethodsName | Return Type | Description |
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goto | Promise<void> | Call this if you need to navigate to another stage. |
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gotoCall this if you need to navigate to another stage.
Parameters:
- goto: (string type) URL of intended stage, relative to your website URL.
Return: Promise<void>. Use .then(() => { your code here })
to run something after stage swapped.