Template Language

• Page construction

• Logicor template language

• Logicor function classification

• Logicor function references

• App styles for mobile devices

Page construction

Weaver's Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is created using React, a JavaScript library. It has a page editor and a visual page designer. Pages are basic parts of an application, which are used to retrieve and display data from tables, create forms for receiving user input data, pass data to contracts, and navigate between application pages. Like contracts, pages are stored in the blockchain, which can ensure they are tamper-proof when loaded in the software client.

Template engine

Page elements (pages and menus) are formed by developers in the template engine of a verification node using the template language in Weaver's page editor. All pages are constructed using the Logicor language developed by IBAX's development team. Use content/... API commands to request pages from nodes on the network. What the template engine sent as a response to this type of request is not an HTML page, but a JSON code composed of HTML tags that form a tree in accordance with the template structure. If you want to test the template engine, you can refer to the content API command.

Create pages

You can use the page editor to create and edit pages, which can be found in the Pages section of Weaver's management tool. The editor can be used to:

• Write the page code, highlight the keywords of the Logicor template language;

• Select and display menus on pages;

• Edit the menu page;

• Configure the permission to change pages, by specifying the contract name with permission in the ContractConditions function, or by directly specifying the access permission in Change conditions;

• Start the visual page designer;

• Preview pages.

Visual page designer

The visual page designer can be used to create page layouts without using interface codes in the Logicor language. With it, you can set the position of form elements and text on pages by dragging and dropping such elements, and configure the size of page blocks. It provides a set of ready-to-use blocks for presenting standard data models: with titles, forms and information panels. After creating a page in the visual page designer, you can write program logic for receiving data and conditional structure in the page editor. In the future, we plan to create a visual page designer with additional functions.

Applicable styles

By default, pages are presented with Angular's Bootstrap Angle style. Users can create their own styles according to needs. The style is stored in the style parameter stylesheet in the ecosystem parameter table.

Page module

To use a code block in multiple pages, you can create a page module to hold and embed it into the page code. Page modules can be created and edited in Weaver's Module Blocks. Like pages, editing permissions can be defined.

Language resource editor

Weaver includes a mechanism for page localization using a function LangRes of the Logicor template language. It could replace language resource tags on the page with text lines corresponding to the language selected by the user in the software client or browser. You can use the short syntax $lable$ instead of the LangRes function. The translation of messages in popups initiated by the contract is performed by Needle's LangRes function.

You can create and edit language resources in the Language resources section of Weaver. A language resource consists of label names and corresponding translation of such name in different languages, as well as the corresponding two-letter language identifier (EN, ZH, JP, etc.).

The permissions for adding and changing language resources can be defined in the same way as other tables.

Logicor template language

Logicor functions provide the following operations:

• Retrieving values from the database: DBFind, showing data retrieved from the database as tables and charts;

• Data operations for assigning and displaying variable values: SetVar, GetVar, Data;

• Displaying and comparing date/time values: DateTime, Now, CmpTime;

• Use various user data input fields to build forms: Form, ImageInput, Input, RadioGroup, Select;

• Verify the data in the form field by displaying error messages: Validate, InputErr;

• Displaying the navigation elements: AddToolButton, LinkPage, Button;

• Calling contracts: Button;

• Creating HTML page layout elements, including various tags, and choosing specific css classes: Div, P, Span, etc;

• Embedding and unloading images onto pages: Image, ImageInput;

• Displaying conditions of page layout fragment: If, ElseIf, Else;

• Creating multi-level menus;

• Page localization.

Logicor overview

The Logicor page template language is a functional language that allows a function calling another function FuncName(parameters) and nesting functions into each other. You can specify parameters without quotes, and delete unnecessary parameters.

If the parameter contains a comma, it should be enclosed in quotes (backquotes or double quotes). If a function can only have one parameter, you can use a comma without quotes. In addition, if the parameter has an unpaired closing parenthesis, quotes should be used.

If you put a parameter in quotes, but the parameter itself contains quotes, you can use different types of quotes or multiple quotes in the text.

In the function definition, each parameter has a specific name. You can call the function and specify the parameters in the order of declaration, or any parameter set in any order of name: Parameter_name: Parameter_value. Using this method, you can safely add new function parameters without breaking compatibility with the current template:

Functions can return texts, generate HTML elements (e.g. Input), or create HTML elements with nested HTML elements (Div, P, Span). In the latter case, a parameter with the predefined name Body is used to define the nested element. For example, nesting two divs in another div looks like this:

To define the nested elements described in the Body parameter, the following notation can be used: FuncName(...){...}. Nested elements should be specified with braces:

If you need to specify the same function multiple times in succession, you can use the dot . instead of writing its name every time. For example, the following are the same:

With this language, you can assign a variable with the SetVar function and refer its value with #name#.

To refer to the language resources of the ecosystem, you can use $langres$, where langres is the language name.

The following variables are predefined:

• #key_id# - Account address of the current user;

• #ecosystem_id# - Current ecosystem ID;

• #guest_key# - Address of the guest account;

• #isMobile# - 1, if Weaver runs on a mobile device.

Use PageParams to pass parameters to pages

Many functions support the PageParams parameter, which is used to pass parameters when redirecting to a new page. For example: PageParams: "param1=value1,param2=value2". The parameter value can be a simple string or a variable with a reference value. When passing parameters to pages, a variable with the parameter name is created, e.g. #param1# and #param2#.

• PageParams: "hello=world" - The new page receives the hello parameter with world as the value;

• PageParams: "hello=#world#" - The new page receives the hello parameter with the value of the world variable.

In addition, the Val function can get data from forms, which is specified in the redirection.

• PageParams: "hello=Val(world)" - The new page receives the hello parameter with the value of the world form element.

Calling contracts

Logicor implements contract calls by clicking the Button function in a form. Once an event is triggered, the data entered by the user in a form field on the page will be passed to the contract. If the form field name corresponds to the variable name in the data section of the contract called, the data will be automatically transferred. The Button function allows to open a modal window for the user to verify the contract execution, and initiate the redirection to the specified page when the contract is successfully executed, and pass certain parameters to the page.

Logicor function classification

Operations on variables:

GetVar

SetVar

VarAsIs

Navigational operations:

AddToolButton

Button

LinkPage

Data manipulation:

Calculate	DateTime	Money
CmpTime

Data presentation:

Code	Hint	MenuItem
CodeAsIs	Image	QRcode
Chart	MenuGroup	Table
ForList

Accepting of data:

Address	EcosysParam	LangRes
AddressToId	GetHistory	Range
AppParam	GetColumnType	SysParam
Data	JsonToSource	Binary
DBFind	ArrayToSource	TransactionInfo

Data formatting elements:

Div	SetTitle	Span
Em	Label	Strong
P

Form elements:

Form	InputErr	InputMap
ImageInput	RadioGroup	Map
Input	Select

Operations on code blocks:

If	Or	Include
And

Logicor function references

Address

This function returns the wallet address xxxx-xxxx-...-xxxx of a specific account address; if no address is specified, the account address of the current user will be used as the parameter.

Syntax

Address(account)

• Account Account address.

Example

Span(Your wallet: Address(#account#))

AddressToId

It returns the account address of a specific wallet address xxxx-xxxx-...-xxxx.

Syntax

AddressToId(Wallet)

• AddressToId

  • Wallet The wallet address in XXXX-...-XXXX format.

Example

AddressToId(#wallet#)

AddToolButton

Create a button panel with an addtoolbutton element.

Syntax

AddToolButton(Title, Icon, Page, PageParams)
 [.Popup(Width, Header)]

• AddToolButton

  • Title Button title.

  • Icon Button icon style.

  • Page Name of the page redirects to.

  • PageParams The parameters passed to the page.

• Popup The modal window pops up.

  • Header Title of the window.

  • Width Percentage of window width. Its range is 1 to 100.

Example

AddToolButton(Title: $@1broadcast$, Page: @1notifications_broadcast, Icon: icon-plus).Popup(Header: $@1notifications_broadcast$, Width: "50")

And

It returns the result of an and logical operation. All parameters listed in parentheses are separated by commas. If one of the parameters is an empty string, zero or false, the parameter value is false, otherwise the parameter value is true. If the parameter value is true, the function returns 1, otherwise it returns 0.

Syntax

And(parameters)

Example

If(And(#myval1#,#myval2#), Span(OK))

AppParam

Output the application parameter value, which is taken from the app_params table of the current ecosystem. If there is a language resource with the specified name, its value will be automatically replaced.

Syntax

AppParam(App, Name, Index, Source)

• AppParam

  • App Application ID.

  • Name Parameter name.

  • Index It can be used when the parameter value is a comma-separated list. The parameter elements index, starting from 1. For example, if type = full,light, then AppParam(1, type, 2) returns light. It cannot be used in conjunction with the Source parameter.

  • Source It can be used when the parameter value is a comma-separated list. Create a data object whose elements are the values of specific parameters. This object can be used as a data source for the Table and Select functions. It cannot be used in conjunction with the Index parameter.

Example

AppParam(1, type, Source: mytype)

ArrayToSource

Create an arraytosource element and fill it with the key-value pairs of a JSON array. The data obtained is put into the Source element, which can be used later in the source input function (e.g. Table).

Syntax

ArrayToSource(Source, Data)

• ArrayToSource

  • Source Data source name.

  • Data A JSON array or a variable name containing a JSON array (#name#).

Example

ArrayToSource(src, #myjsonarr#)
ArrayToSource(dat, [1, 2, 3])

Binary

Returns links to static files stored in the binary table binaries.

Syntax

Binary(Name, AppID, MemberID)[.ById(ID)][.Ecosystem(ecosystem)]

• Binary

  • Name File name.

  • AppID Application ID.

  • MemberID Account address, 0 by default.

  • ID Static file ID.

  • Ecosystem Ecosystem ID. If it is not specified, the binary file is requested from the current ecosystem.

Example

Image(Src: Binary("my_image", 1))
Image(Src: Binary().ById(2))
Image(Src: Binary().ById(#id#).Ecosystem(#eco#))

Button

Create a button HTML element which will create a button to call a contract or open a page.

Syntax

Button(Body, Page, Class, Contract, Params, PageParams)
 [.CompositeContract(Contract, Data)]
 [.Alert(Text, ConfirmButton, CancelButton, Icon)]
 [.Popup(Width, Header)]
 [.Style(Style)]
 [.ErrorRedirect((ErrorID,PageName,PageParams)]

• Button

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Page Name of the page redirects to.

  • Class Button class.

  • Contract Name of the contract called.

  • Params The list of values passed to the contract. Normally, the value of the contract parameter (the data section) is obtained from an HTML element (such as an input field) of id with a similar name. If the element id is different from the name of the contract parameter, then the value should be assigned in the format of contractField1=idname1, contractField2=idname2. This parameter is returned to attr as the object {contractField1: idname1, contractField2: idname2}.

  • PageParams The format of parameters passed to the redirect page is pageField1=idname1, pageField2=idname2. Variables with target page parameter names #pageField1 and #pageField2 are created on the target page and assigned the specified values. See more specifications for parameter passing Use PageParams to pass parameters to pages).

• CompositeContract Used to add additional contracts to the button. CompositeContract can be used multiple times.

  • Name Name of the contract.

  • Data The contract parameters are JSON arrays.

• Alert Display the message.

  • Text Text of the message.

  • ConfirmButton Title of the Confirm button.

  • CancelButton Title of the Cancel button.

  • Icon Button icon.

• Popup Output modal window.

  • Header Window title.

  • Width Percentage of window width. Its range is 1 to 100.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

• ErrorRedirect Specify and redirect to a page when the :ref:contractfundef-Throw function generates an error during contract execution. There can be several ErrorRedirect calls. Therefore, when returning the errredirect attribute, the attribute key is ErrorID and the value is the parameters list.

  • ErrorID Error ID.

  • PageName Name of the redirect page.

  • PageParams Parameters passed to the page.

Example

Button(Submit, default_page, mybtn_class).Alert(Alert message)
Button(Contract: MyContract, Body:My Contract, Class: myclass, Params:"Name=myid,Id=i10,Value")

Calculate It returns the result of the arithmetic expression passed in the Exp parameter. The following operations are applicable: +, -, *, / and brackets ().

Syntax

Calculate(Exp, Type, Prec)

• Calculate

  • Exp An arithmetic expression, containing numbers and the #name# variable.

  • Type Result data type: int, float, money. If not specified, it is float if there is a number with a decimal point, otherwise it is int.

  • Prec float and money data, with two significant digits after the decimal point.

Example

Calculate( Exp: (342278783438+5000)\*(#val#-932780000), Type: money, Prec:18 )
Calculate(10000-(34+5)\*#val#)
Calculate("((10+#val#-45)\*3.0-10)/4.5 + #val#", Prec: 4)

Chart

Create HTML charts.

Syntax

Chart(Type, Source, FieldLabel, FieldValue, Colors)

• Chart

  • Type Chart type.

  • Source Name of the data source, e.g., obtained from the DBFind function.

  • FieldLabel Name of the header field.

  • FieldValue Name of the value field.

  • Colors List of colors.

Example

Data(mysrc,"name,count"){
    John Silver,10
    "Mark, Smith",20
    "Unknown ""Person""",30
}
Chart(Type: "bar", Source: mysrc, FieldLabel: "name", FieldValue: "count", Colors: "red, green")

CmpTime

It compares two time values in the same format. It supports unixtime, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS and any time format, such as YYYYMMDD.

Syntax

CmpTime(Time1, Time2)

Return value

• -1 - Time1 <Time2;

• 0 - Time1 = Time2;

• 1 - Time1> Time2.

Example

If(CmpTime(#time1#, #time2#)<0){...}

Code

Create a code element to display the specified code.

It substitute a variable with the value of the variable (for example, #name#).

Syntax

Code(Text)

• Code

  • Text Source code.

Example

Code( P(This is the first line.
    Span(This is the second line.))
)

CodeAsIs

Create a code element to display the specified code. It does not replace a variable with its value. For example, #name# will be displayed as is.

Syntax

CodeAsIs(Text)

• CodeAsIs

  • Text Source code.

Example

CodeAsIs( P(This is the #test1#.
    Span(This is the #test2#.))
)

Data

Create a data element, fill it with the specified data and put it in Source. Then, you can receive Source as a data input in Table and other functions. The sequence of column names corresponds to the sequence of data entry values.

Syntax

Data(Source,Columns,Data)
 [.Custom(Column){Body}]

• Data

  • Source Name of the data source. You can specify any name that will be passed to other functions later as a data source.

  • Columns A list of column names, separated by commas.

  • Data Data set. One record per line. Column values must be separated by commas. Data and Columns should be set in the same order. Values with commas should be enclosed in double quotes ("example1, example2", 1, 2). Quoted values should be put in two double quotes ("""example", "example2""", 1, 2).

• Custom You can assign calculated columns to Data. For example, you can specify field templates for buttons and other page layout elements. These field templates are usually assigned to Table and other functions to receive data. Use multiple Custom functions if you want to assign multiple calculated columns.

  • Column Column name, which is unique and compulsory.

  • Body Code block. You can use #columnname# to get values from other columns in the entry, and then use those values in code blocks.

Example

Data(mysrc,"id,name"){
"1",John Silver
2,"Mark, Smith"
3,"Unknown ""Person"""
 }.Custom(link){Button(Body: View, Class: btn btn-link, Page: user, PageParams: "id=#id#"}

DateTime

Display the time and date in the specified format.

Syntax

DateTime(DateTime, Format)

• DateTime

  • DateTime Time and date expressed in unixtime or standard format 2006-01-02T15:04:05.

  • Format Format template: year in 2-digit format YY, 4-digit format YYYY, month in MM, day in DD, hour in HH, minute in MM, second in SS, e.g.: YY/MM/DD HH:MM. If it is not specified or missing, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS will be used.

Example

DateTime(2017-11-07T17:51:08)
DateTime(#mytime#,HH:MI DD.MM.YYYY)

DBFind

Create a dbfind element, fill it with the data of the table table and put it in the Source structure, which can later be used for the input data of Table and other functions Source.

Syntax

DBFind(table, Source)
 [.Columns(columns)]
 [.Where(conditions)]
 [.WhereId(id)]
 [.Order(name)]
 [.Limit(limit)]
 [.Offset(offset)]
 [.Count(countvar)]
 [.Ecosystem(id)]
 [.Cutoff(columns)]
 [.Custom(Column){Body}]
 [.Vars(Prefix)]

• DBFind

  • table Table name.

  • Source Data source name.

• Columns

  • columns If not specified, a list of all fields will be returned. If there is a JSON type field, you can use the following syntax to process the record field: columnname->fieldname. In this case, the field name generated is columnname.fieldname.

• Where

  • conditions Data query conditions. See DBFind. If there is a JSON type field, you can use the following syntax to process the record field: columnname->fieldname.

• WhereId Query by ID, e.g. .WhereId(1).

  • Id Entry ID.

• Order Sort by field. For more information about the sorting syntax, see DBFind.

  • name Field Name

• Limit

  • limit The number of entries returned, 25 by default. The maximum number is 10,000.

• Offset

  • Offset Offset.

• Count Specify the total number of rows of the Where condition. In addition to storing it in a variable, the total count is returned in the count parameter of the dbfind element.

  If Where and WhereID are not specified, the total count of rows in the table will be returned.

  • countvar Name of the variable that holds the row count.

• Ecosystem

  • Id Ecosystem ID. By default, the data comes from the specified table in the current ecosystem.

• Cutoff Used to cut and display large amounts of text data.

  • columns A comma-separated list of fields that must be processed by the Cutoff function. The field value will be replaced by a JSON object that has two fields: link link and title title. If the field value contains more than 32 characters, link pointing to the first 32 characters of the full text is returned. If the field value contains 32 characters or less, link is set to void and title contains the complete field value.

• Custom You can assign calculated columns to Data. For example, you can specify field templates for buttons and other page layout elements. These field templates are usually assigned to Table and other functions to receive data. If you want to assign multiple calculated columns, use multiple Custom functions.

  • Column Column name, which is unique and compulsory.

  • Body Code block. You can use #columnname# to get values from other columns in the entry, and then use those values in code blocks.

• Vars The first row obtained by the query will generate a set of variables with values. When it is specified, the Limit parameter automatically becomes 1, and only one (1) record is returned.

  • Prefix The prefix added to the variable name. Its format is #prefix_columnname#, where the column name immediately follows the underscore symbol. If there is a column containing a JSON field, the variable generated will be in the following format: #prefix_columnname_field#.

Example

DBFind(parameters,myparam)
DBFind(parameters,myparam).Columns(name,value).Where({name:"money"})
DBFind(parameters,myparam).Custom(myid){Strong(#id#)}.Custom(myname){
   Strong(Em(#name#))Div(myclass, #company#)
}

Div

Create a div HTML element.

Syntax

Div(Class, Body)
 [.Style(Style)]
 [.Show(Condition)]
 [.Hide(Condition)]

• Div

  • Class Class name of the div.

  • Body Child element.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

• Show Define the conditions for displaying Div.

  • Condition See Hide below.

• Hide Define the conditions for hiding Div.

  • Condition The expression format is InputName=Value, when all expressions are true, Condition is true, and when the value of InputName is equal to Value, Condition is true. If multiple Show or Hide are called, there must be at least one Condition parameter is true.

Example

Form(){
    Div(text-left){
        Input(Name: "broadcast", Type: "checkbox", Value: "false")
    }
    Div(text-left){
        hello
    }.Show("broadcast=false")
    Div(text-left){
        world
    }.Hide("broadcast=false")
}

EcosysParam

This function obtains parameter values from the ecosystem parameter table of the current ecosystem. If the returned result name contains the language resources, it will be translated accordingly.

Syntax

EcosysParam(Name, Index, Source)

• EcosysParam

  • Name Parameter name.

  • Index If the requested parameter is a list of comma-separated elements, you can specify an index starting from 1. For example, if gender = male,female, then gender = male,female returns female. It cannot be used in conjunction with the Source parameter.

  • Source It can be used when the parameter value is a comma-separated list. Create a data object whose elements are the values of the specified parameters. This object can be used as a data source for the Table and Select functions. It cannot be used in conjunction with the Index parameter.

Address(EcosysParam(founder_account))
EcosysParam(gender, Source: mygender)

EcosysParam(Name: gender_list, Source: src_gender)
Select(Name: gender, Source: src_gender, NameColumn: name, ValueColumn: id)

Em

Create an em HTML element.

Syntax

Em(Body, Class)

• Em

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Class The em class name.

Example

This is an Em(important news).

ForList

Display the list of elements in the Source data source in the template format set in Body and create a forlist element.

Syntax

ForList(Source, Index){Body}

• ForList

  • Source Data source obtained from the DBFind or Data function.

  • Index The variable of the iteration counter, starting from 1. An optional parameter. If not specified, the iteration count value will be written to the [Source] _index variable.

  • Body Template for inserting elements.

ForList(mysrc){Span(#mysrc_index#. #name#)}

Form

Create a form HTML element.

Syntax

Form(Class, Body) [.Style(Style)]

• Form

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Class Class name of the form.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

Form(class1 class2, Input(myid))

GetColumnType

Returns the field data type of a specific table.

Types returned include: text, varchar, number, money, double, bytes, json, datetime, double.

Syntax

GetColumnType(Table, Column)

• GetColumnType

  • Table Table name.

  • Column Field name.

Example

SetVar(coltype,GetColumnType(members, member_name))Div(){#coltype#}

GetHistory

Create a gethistory element and fill it with the history change records of the entries in the specified table. The data generated will be placed in the Source element, which can be used later in the source input function (for example, Table). The array is sorted in order from the last modified. The id field in the array points to the id of the rollback_tx table. block_id represents the block ID, block_time represents the block generation timestamp.

Syntax

GetHistory(Source, Name, Id, RollbackId)

• GetHistory

  • Source Data source name.

  • Name Table name.

  • Id Entry ID.

  • RollbackId An optional parameter. If specified, only one record with the specified ID will be returned from the rollback_tx table.

Example

GetHistory(blocks, BlockHistory, 1)

GetVar

It returns the value of the specified variable that already exists, or an empty string if it does not exist. The getvar element is only created when an editable tree is requested. The difference between GetVar(varname) and #varname is that if varname does not exist, GetVar will return an empty string, while #varname# will be interpreted as a string value.

Syntax

GetVar(Name)

• GetVar

  • Name Variable name.

Example

If(GetVar(name)){#name#}.Else{Name is unknown}

Hint

Create a hint element for hints.

Syntax

Hint(Icon,Title,Text)

• Hint

  • Icon Icon name.

  • Title Hint title.

  • Text Hint text.

Example

Hint(Icon: "icon-wrench",Title:$@1pa_settings$,Text: This is a hint text)

If

Condition statement. Returns the first If or ElseIf child element that satisfies Condition. Otherwise, return the Else child element.

Syntax

If(Condition){ Body}
 [.ElseIf(Condition){ Body }]
 [.Else{ Body }]

• If

  • Condition If the condition is equal to an empty string, 0 or false, it is considered that the condition is not met. In all other cases, this condition is considered to be satisfied.

  • Body Child element.

Example

If(#value#){
   Span(Value)
}.ElseIf(#value2#){Span(Value 2)
}.ElseIf(#value3#){Span(Value 3)}.Else{
   Span(Nothing)
}

Image Create a image HTML element.

Syntax

Image(Src, Alt, Class)
 [.Style(Style)]

• Image

  • Src Image source, file or data:...

  • Alt Alternative text when the image cannot be displayed.

  • Сlass Image class name.

Example

Image(Src: Binary().ById(#id#), Class: preview).Style(height: 40px; widht 40px;)

ImageInput

Create an imageinput element to upload an image.

Syntax

ImageInput(Name, Width, Ratio, Format)

• ImageInput

  • Name Element name.

  • Width Width of the cropped image.

  • Ratio Aspect ratio or image height.

  • Format The format of the uploaded image.

Example

ImageInput(avatar, 100, 2/1)

Include

Insert the template with a specified name into the page code.

Syntax

Include(Name)

• Include

  • Name Template name.

Example

Div(myclass, Include(mywidget))

Input

Create an input HTML element.

Syntax

Input(Name, Class, Placeholder, Type, Value, Disabled)
 [.Validate(validation parameters)]
 [.Style(Style)]

• Input

  • Name Element name.

  • Class Class name.

  • Placeholder Prompt for the expected value of the input field.

  • Type input type.

  • Value Element value.

  • Disabled Disable the input element.

• Validate Validate the parameter.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

Input(Name: name, Type: text, Placeholder: Enter your name)
Input(Name: num, Type: text).Validate(minLength: 6, maxLength: 20)

InputErr

Create an inputerr element to validate the error text.

Syntax

InputErr(Name,validation errors)]

• InputErr

  • Name Corresponds to the name of the Input element.

  • validation errors Validation error message for one or more parameters.

Example

InputErr(Name: name,
    minLength: Value is too short,
    maxLength: The length of the value must be less than 20 characters)

InputMap

Create an text input field for address, able to select coordinates on the map.

Syntax

InputMap(Name, Type, MapType, Value)

• InputMap

  • Name Element name.

  • Value Default value. The value is an object in string format. For example, {"coords":[{"lat":number,"lng":number},]} or {"zoom":int, "center":{"lat":number,"lng": number}}. When the InputMap is created with the predefined Value, the address field can be used to save the address value, so the it is not void.

  • Type Type of map spot mapping:

    • polygon - indicates the area of a multi-spot closed loop;

    • Line - means a polyline with multiple points without closed loop;

    • Point - indicates a single point coordinate.

  • MapType Map type. It has the following values: hybrid, roadmap, satellite, terrain.

Example

InputMap(Name: Coords,Type: polygon, MapType: hybrid, Value: `{"zoom":8, "center":{"lat":55.749942860682545,"lng":37.6207172870636}}`)

JsonToSource

Create a jsontosource element and fill it with the key-value pairs of a JSON array. The data obtained is put into the Source element, which can be used later in the source input function (e.g. Table). The records in the result data are sorted alphabetically by JSON key.

Syntax

JsonToSource(Source, Data)

• JsonToSource

  • Source Data source name.

  • Data A JSON object or a variable name containing a JSON object (#name#).

Example

JsonToSource(src, #myjson#)
JsonToSource(dat, {"param":"value", "param2": "value 2"})

Label

Create a label HTML element.

Syntax

Label(Body, Class, For)
 [.Style(Style)]

• Label

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Class Class name.

  • For Bind to a form element.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

Label(The first item).

LangRes

Returns a specific language resource. If requested to edit the tree, the langres element is returned, and you may use the short format symbol $langres$.

Syntax

LangRes(Name)

• LangRes

  • Name Name of the language resource.

Example

LangRes(name)
LangRes(myres)

LinkPage

Create a linkpage element, linking to the page.

Syntax

LinkPage(Body, Page, Class, PageParams)
 [.Style(Style)]

• LinkPage

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Page Name of the redirect page.

  • Class Button class name.

  • PageParams Redirect page parameters.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS styles

Example

LinkPage(Class: #style_link# h5 text-bold, Page: @1roles_view, PageParams: "v_role_id=#recipient.role_id#")

Map

Create a visual map and display coordinates in any format.

Syntax

Map(Hmap, MapType, Value)

• Map

  • Hmap Height of an HTML element on the page. The default value is 100.

  • Value Map value, an object in string format. For example, {"coords":[{"lat":number,"lng":number},]} or {"zoom":int, "center":{"lat":number,"lng": number}}. If center is not specified, the map window will automatically adjust according to the specified coordinates.

  • MapType Map type. It has the following values: hybrid, roadmap, satellite, terrain.

Example

Map(MapType:hybrid, Hmap:400, Value:{"coords":[{"lat":55.58774531752405,"lng":36.97260184619233},{"lat":55.58396161622043,"lng":36.973803475831005},{"lat":55.585222890513975,"lng":36.979811624024364},{"lat":55.58803635636347,"lng":36.978781655762646}],"area":146846.65783403456,"address":"Unnamed Road, Moscow, Russia, 143041"})

MenuGroup

Create a nested submenu in the menu and return the menugroup element. Before replacing it with the language resource, the name parameter will return the value of Title.

Syntax

MenuGroup(Title, Body, Icon)

• MenuGroup

  • Title Name of the menu item.

  • Body Child elements in a submenu.

  • Icon Icon.

Example

MenuGroup(My Menu){
    MenuItem(Interface, sys-interface)
    MenuItem(Dahsboard, dashboard_default)
}

MenuItem

Create a menu item and return the menuitem element.

Syntax

MenuItem(Title, Page, Params, Icon)

• MenuItem

  • Title Name of the menu item.

  • Page Name of the redirect page.

  • Params Redirect page parameters.

  • Icon Icon.

Example

MenuItem(Title:$@1roles$, Page:@1roles_list, Icon:"icon-pie-chart")

Money

Returns the string value of exp / 10 ^ digit.

Syntax

Money(Exp, Digit)

• Money

  • Exp A number in string format.

  • Digit The exponent of 10 in the expression Exp/10^digit. The value can be positive or negative, and a positive value determines the number of digits after the decimal point.

Example

Money(Exp, Digit)

Or

It returns the result of an if logical operation. All parameters listed in parentheses are separated by commas. If having one parameter that is value is not an empty string, zero or false, the parameter value is true, otherwise the parameter value is false. If the parameter value is true, the function returns 1, otherwise it returns 0.

Syntax

Or(parameters)

Example

If(Or(#myval1#,#myval2#), Span(OK))

P

Create a p HTML element.

Syntax

P(Body, Class)
 [.Style(Style)]

• P

• Body Child text or element.

• Class Class name.

• Style The CSS style specified.

• Style CSS style.

Example

P(This is the first line.
  This is the second line.)

QRcode

Returns the QR code with the specified text and create a qrcode element.

Syntax

QRcode(Text)

• QRcode

  • Text QR code text.

Example

QRcode(#name#)

RadioGroup

Create a radiogroup element.

Syntax

RadioGroup(Name, Source, NameColumn, ValueColumn, Value, Class)
 [.Validate(validation parameters)]
 [.Style(Style)]

• RadioGroup

  • Name Element name.

  • Source Data source obtained from the DBFind or Data function.

  • NameColumn Field name of the data source.

  • ValueColumn Value name of the data source. Fields created with Custom cannot be used in this parameter.

  • Value Default value.

  • Class Class name.

• Validate Validate the parameter.

• Style The CCS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

RadioGroup(Name: type_decision, Source: numbers_type_decisions, NameColumn: name, ValueColumn: value)

Range

Create a range element, use step size Step from From to To (not including To) to fill integer elements. The data generated will be put into Source and can be used later in the function of the source input (e.g. Table). If an invalid parameter is specified, an empty Source is returned.

Syntax

Range(Source,From,To,Step)

• Range

  • Source Data source name.

  • From Starting value (i = From).

  • To End value (i <To).

  • Step Step of value change. If it is not specified, the default value is 1.

Example

Range(my,0,5)
SetVar(from, 5).(to, -4).(step,-2)
Range(Source: neg, From: #from#, To: #to#, Step: #step#)

Select

Create a select HTML element.

Syntax

Select(Name, Source, NameColumn, ValueColumn, Value, Class)
 [.Validate(validation parameters)]
 [.Style(Style)]

• Select

  • Name Element name.

  • Source Data source obtained from the DBFind or Data function.

  • NameColumn Field name of the data source.

  • ValueColumn Value name of the data source. Fields created with Custom cannot be used in this parameter.

  • Value Default value.

  • Class Class name.

• Validate Validate the parameter.

• Style The CCS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

DBFind(mytable, mysrc)
Select(mysrc, name)

SetTitle

To set the page title and create a settitle element.

Syntax

SetTitle(Title)

• SetTitle

  • Title Page title.

Example

SetTitle(My page)

SetVar

Assign the value Value to the specified variable Name.

Syntax

SetVar(Name, Value)

• SetVar

  • Name Variable name.

  • Value Variable value, may contain a reference to another variable.

Example

SetVar(name, John Smith).(out, I am #name#)
Span(#out#)

Span

Create a span HTML element.

Syntax

Span(Body, Class)
 [.Style(Style)]

• Span

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Class Class name.

• Style The CCS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

This is Span(the first item, myclass1).

Strong

Create a strong HTML element.

Syntax

Strong(Body, Class)

• Strong

  • Body Child text or element.

  • Class Class name.

Example

This is Strong(the first item, myclass1).

SysParam

Get the value of a specific parameter in the platform parameter table system_parameters.

Syntax

SysParam(Name)

• SysParam

  • Name Name of the platform parameter.

Example

SysParam(max_columns)

Table

Create a table HTML element.

Syntax

Table(Source, Columns)
 [.Style(Style)]

• Table

  • Source Name of a specific data source.

  • Columns Title and corresponding column name, e.g.: Title1=column1,Title2=column2.

• Style The CSS style specified.

  • Style CSS style.

Example

DBFind(mytable, mysrc)
Table(mysrc,"ID=id,Name=name")

TransactionInfo

It queries transactions by specified hash and returns information about the executed contracts and their parameters.

Syntax

TransactionInfo(Hash)

• TransactionInfo

  • Hash Transaction hashes in hexadecimal string format.

• Return value It returns a string in JSON format:

{"contract":"ContractName", "params":{"key": "val"}, "block": "N"}

Where:

• contract - Contract name;

• params - Data passed to the contract parameters;

• block - ID of the block that processed the transaction.

Example

P(TransactionInfo(#hash#))

VarAsIs

Assigns the value Value to a specific variable Name, which is the name of a specific variable instead of its value.

For versions with variable substitution, see SetVar.

Syntax

VarAsIs(Name, Value)

• VarAsIs

  • Name Variable name.

  • Value A variable value. Variable name in the value will not be substituted. For example, if Value is example #varname#, then the variable value is also example #varname#.

Example

SetVar(Name,"John")
VarAsIs(name, I am #Name#)
Span(#name#) // I am #Name#

App styles for mobile devices

Layout

Title

• h1… h6

Strong-class names

• .text-muted

• .text-primary

• .text-success

• .text-info

• .text-warning

• .text-danger

Color

• .bg-danger-dark

• .bg-danger

• .bg-danger-light

• .bg-info-dark

• .bg-info

• .bg-info-light

• .bg-primary-dark

• .bg-primary

• .bg-primary-light

• .bg-success-dark

• .bg-success

• .bg-success-light

• .bg-warning-dark

• .bg-warning

• .bg-warning-light

• .bg-gray-darker

• .bg-gray-dark

• .bg-gray

• .bg-gray-light

• .bg-gray-lighter

Grid

• .row

• .row.row-table

• .col-xs-1… .col-xs-12, only used in .row.row-table.

Panel

• .panel

• .panel.panel-heading

• .panel.panel-body

• .panel.panel-footer

Form

• .form-control

Button

• .btn.btn-default

• .btn.btn-link

• .btn.btn-primary

• .btn.btn-success

• .btn.btn-info

• .btn.btn-warning

• .btn.btn-danger

Icon

• All fa-class icons are from FontAwesome: fa fa-.

• All icon-class icons are from SimpleLineIcons: icon-.