Action-Button

📘 Developer Guide

With the Action-Button Brick, you can easily add Buttons to your dashboards.
You are able to listen to the Actions, which will be emitted on Button click to react with Scripting onto them.

🔁 Example

Designer

Runtime

⚙️ Configuration Properties

Config

Key	Label	Description	Default Value
`id`	ID of the Button	Can be selected using CSS via #flyze-button-id `string` `UUID`	`Random UUID`
`version`	Decider for the version of the Button	Please always use `modern`, since legacy will be removed in the future! `modern-inline` allows you to inject content into button directly in the template (Not viable in scripting!) It just exists for backward compability purposesM `modern` `legacy` `modern-inline`	`legacy`
`text`	The text inside the Button	Accepts strings (`string`)	-
`tooltip`	Displays a tooltip on hover	Accepts a string, which will be set inside the tooltip wrapper (`string`)	-
`state`	The state of the button	Allows to switch between pre defined states. You can also specify a string to define your own state and corresponding styles, see below `default` \| `inverted` \| `transparent` \| `disabled` \| `hover` \| `string`	`default`
`size`	The size of the button	Allows to switch between pre defined sizes. You can also specify a string to define your own state and corresponding styles, see below `xsmall` \| `small` \| `default` \| `medium` \| `large` \| `string`	`default`

Shortcut (config.shortcut)

Key	Label	Description	Default Value
`key`	The key to be pressed	Accepts keys as strings e.g. `a` Once this is set, the shortcut will be available	`string`
`ctrlKey`	Enables the Ctrl-Modifier	Accepts either `true` or `false` (`boolean`)	-
`altKey`	Enables the Alt-Modifier	Accepts either `true` or `false` (`boolean`)	-
`shiftKey`	Enables the Shift-Modifier	Accepts either `true` or `false` (`boolean`)	-

Prefix-Icon (config.icon_prefix)

Accepts an Icon-Configuration

Suffix-Icon (config.icon_suffix)

Accepts an Icon-Configuration

🎨 CSS Variables

Variable Name	Description
`--fyz-sb-action-button-bg`	Background color of the button
`--fyz-sb-action-button-color`	Text color of the button
`--fyz-sb-action-button-font-size`	Font size of the button text
`--fyz-sb-action-button-auto-font-size`	@see `-auto-` variables
`--fyz-sb-button-height`	Height of the button
`--fyz-sb-button-auto-height`	@see `-auto-` variables
`--fyz-sb-button-padding-tb`	Padding of the button (top and bottom)
`--fyz-sb-button-auto-padding-tb`	@see `-auto-` variables
`--fyz-sb-button-padding-lr`	Padding of the button (left and right)
`--fyz-sb-button-auto-padding-lr`	@see `-auto-` variables
`--fyz-sb-button-radius`	Border-Radius of the button
`--fyz-sb-button-auto-radius`	@see `-auto-` variables
`--fyz-sb-button-gap`	Gap between icon and text inside the button
`--fyz-sb-button-auto-gap`	@see `-auto-` variables

The -auto- variables are used to automatically adjust the respective property based on device view or respective parent components. They should not be set directly by the user. For each -auto- variable, there is a corresponding non--auto- variable that can be set by the user to override the automatic behavior.

🛠️ Usage

Designer

(Use the build in configuration Inputs in the right Side-Nav)

Config

(Edit the whole configuration of the Button to your liking)

⌨️ Programmatical Data

How to style custom States/Styles

This example shows, how to style your Button via CSS
(For this example we set customStateName to insane and customSizeName to round-massive)

[state="insane"] {
--fyz-sb-button-bg: red;
--fyz-sb-button-color: yellow;
}
[state="insane"]:hover {
--fyz-sb-button-bg: blue;
}

[size="round-massive"] {
--fyz-sb-button-font-size: 32px;
--fyz-sb-button-height: 78px;
--fyz-sb-button-padding: 12px 8px 12px 8px;
--fyz-sb-button-radius: 50%;
}

Use the Layout Brick to style buttons based on that example

How to update the Button via Scripting

// ⚙️ Retrieve the current configuration of the Brick
const config = fyzBrick.cRef.getConfig();

// 💱 Modify and merge the config to change to the desired button/behavior
fyzBrick.cRef.mergeConfig({
...config,
text: 'Hello, i am updated!',
shortcut: {
key: 'a',
ctrlKey: true,
shiftKey: true,
altKey: false
},
state: 'custom',
customStateName: 'updated-button'
})

Example of a fully fletched Button config

{
    "size": "medium",
    "text": "Button",
    "state": "customState",
    "version": "modern",
    "visible": true,
    "eventBus": "brick",
    "icon_prefix": {
        "version": "modern",
        "iconName": "error"
    },
    "icon_suffix": {
        "version": "modern",
        "iconName": "error"
    }
}

Example of reacting to a button action

Define a Relation-Key in the Button-Configurator

Define a Action-Script named after your Relation-Key
(Keep an eye on the Event-Bus Scope!)

You'd better push the button and let me know 🤓