defmodule LivebookWeb.LiveHelpers do use Phoenix.Component alias Phoenix.LiveView.JS @doc """ Wraps the given content in a modal dialog. ## Example <.modal id="edit-modal" patch={...}> <.live_component module={MyComponent} /> """ def modal(assigns) do assigns = assigns |> assign_new(:show, fn -> false end) |> assign_new(:patch, fn -> nil end) |> assign_new(:navigate, fn -> nil end) |> assign_new(:class, fn -> "" end) |> assign(:attrs, assigns_to_attributes(assigns, [:id, :show, :patch, :navigate, :class])) ~H"""
""" end @doc """ Shows a modal rendered with `modal/1`. """ def show_modal(js \\ %JS{}, id) do js |> JS.show( to: "##{id}", transition: {"ease-out duration-200", "opacity-0", "opacity-100"} ) end @doc """ Hides a modal rendered with `modal/1`. """ def hide_modal(js \\ %JS{}, id) do js |> JS.hide( to: "##{id}", transition: {"ease-in duration-200", "opacity-100", "opacity-0"} ) |> JS.dispatch("click", to: "##{id}-return") end @doc """ Renders the confirmation modal for `with_confirm/3`. """ def confirm_modal(assigns) do assigns = assign_new(assigns, :id, fn -> "confirm-modal" end) ~H""" <.modal id={@id} class="w-full max-w-xl" phx-hook="ConfirmModal" data-js-show={show_modal(@id)}>

""" end @doc """ Shows a confirmation modal before executing the given JS action. The modal template must already be on the page, see `confirm_modal/1`. ## Options * `:title` - title of the confirmation modal. Defaults to `"Are you sure?"` * `:description` - content of the confirmation modal. Required * `:confirm_text` - text of the confirm button. Defaults to `"Yes"` * `:confirm_icon` - icon in the confirm button. Optional * `:danger` - whether the action is destructive or regular. Defaults to `true` * `:html` - whether the `:description` is a raw HTML. Defaults to `false` * `:opt_out_id` - enables the "Don't show this message again" checkbox. Once checked by the user, the confirmation with this id is never shown again. Optional ## Examples """ def with_confirm(js \\ %JS{}, on_confirm, opts) do opts = Keyword.validate!( opts, [ :confirm_icon, :description, :opt_out_id, title: "Are you sure?", confirm_text: "Yes", danger: true, html: false ] ) JS.dispatch(js, "lb:confirm_request", detail: %{ on_confirm: Jason.encode!(on_confirm.ops), title: opts[:title], description: Keyword.fetch!(opts, :description), confirm_text: opts[:confirm_text], confirm_icon: opts[:confirm_icon], danger: opts[:danger], html: opts[:html], opt_out_id: opts[:opt_out_id] } ) end @doc """ Renders a text content skeleton. ## Options * `:empty` - if the source is empty. Defauls to `false` * `:bg_class` - the skeleton background color. Defaults to `"bg-gray-200"` """ def content_skeleton(assigns) do assigns = assigns |> assign_new(:empty, fn -> false end) |> assign_new(:bg_class, fn -> "bg-gray-200" end) ~H""" <%= if @empty do %>
<% else %>
<% end %> """ end @doc """ Renders [Remix](https://remixicon.com) icon. ## Examples <.remix_icon icon="cpu-line" /> <.remix_icon icon="cpu-line" class="align-middle mr-1" /> """ def remix_icon(assigns) do assigns = assigns |> assign_new(:class, fn -> "" end) |> assign(:attrs, assigns_to_attributes(assigns, [:icon, :class])) ~H""" """ end @doc """ Renders a list of select input options with the given one selected. ## Examples <.select name="language" selected={@language} options={[en: "English", pl: "Polski", fr: "Français"]} /> """ def select(assigns) do ~H""" """ end @doc """ Renders a checkbox input styled as a switch. Also, a hidden input with the same name is rendered alongside the checkbox, so the submitted value is always either `"true"` or `"false"`. ## Examples <.switch_checkbox name="likes_cats" label="I very much like cats" checked={@likes_cats} /> """ def switch_checkbox(assigns) do assigns = assigns |> assign_new(:label, fn -> nil end) |> assign_new(:disabled, fn -> false end) |> assign_new(:class, fn -> "" end) |> assign( :attrs, assigns_to_attributes(assigns, [:label, :name, :checked, :disabled, :class]) ) ~H"""
<%= if @label do %> <%= @label %> <% end %>
""" end @doc """ Renders a choice button that is either active or not. ## Examples <.choice_button active={@tab == "my_tab"} phx-click="set_my_tab"> My tab """ def choice_button(assigns) do assigns = assigns |> assign_new(:class, fn -> "" end) |> assign_new(:disabled, fn -> assigns.active end) |> assign(:attrs, assigns_to_attributes(assigns, [:active, :class, :disabled])) ~H""" """ end @doc """ Renders a highlighted code snippet. ## Examples <.code_preview source_id="my-snippet" language="elixir" source="System.version()" /> """ def code_preview(assigns) do ~H"""
<%= @source %>
""" end @doc """ Renders text with a tiny label. ## Examples <.labeled_text label="Name">Sherlock Holmes """ def labeled_text(assigns) do assigns = assign_new(assigns, :one_line, fn -> false end) ~H"""
<%= @label %> <%= render_slot(@inner_block) %>
""" end @doc """ Renders a wrapper around password input with an added visibility toggle button. The toggle switches the input's type between `password` and `text`. ## Examples <.with_password_toggle id="secret-password-toggle"> """ def with_password_toggle(assigns) do ~H"""
<%= render_slot(@inner_block) %>
""" end @doc """ Renders a popup menu that shows up on toggle click. ## Assigns * `:id` - unique HTML id * `:disabled` - whether the menu is active. Defaults to `false` * `:position` - which side of the clickable the menu menu should be attached to, either `"left"` or `"right"`. Defaults to `"right"` * `:secondary_click` - whether secondary click (usually right mouse click) should open the menu. Defaults to `false` ## Examples <.menu id="my-menu"> <:toggle> <:content> """ def menu(assigns) do assigns = assigns |> assign_new(:disabled, fn -> false end) |> assign_new(:position, fn -> "bottom-right" end) |> assign_new(:secondary_click, fn -> false end) ~H""" """ end defp menu_content_class("top-left"), do: "menu__content--top-left" defp menu_content_class("top-right"), do: "menu__content--top-right" defp menu_content_class("bottom-left"), do: "menu__content--bottom-left" defp menu_content_class("bottom-right"), do: "menu__content--bottom-right" @doc """ A menu item that shows a submenu on hover. This component should be used within `menu/1` content. ## Example <.submenu> <:content> """ def submenu(assigns) do ~H""" """ end @doc """ Creates a live region with the given role. ## Examples <.live_region role="alert" /> <.live_region role="status" /> """ def live_region(assigns) do ~H"""
""" end @doc """ Sends a message to be read by the screen reader by changing the text content of the live region """ def sr_message(js \\ %JS{}, message) do JS.dispatch(js, "lb:set_text", to: "#live-region", detail: %{value: message}) end end