apphouse
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Component library for React that uses observable state management and theme-able components.
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TypeScript
import { Forms } from '../models/Form/Forms';
import PopupStore from '../models/Popup/PopupStore';
import Settings from './Settings';
import { TabsModel } from './tabs/TabsModel';
import View, { IView } from './View';
import { Feedback } from '../models/Feedback';
import { AppLayout } from '../models/AppLayout';
import { Shortcuts } from '../models/Shortcuts';
export declare const APP_NAME = "Apphouse";
type IAppBase = IView;
/**
* The main class of the library that will handle the internals of the app.
* It handles the main state of the app and provides access to all the other classes.
* Ideally you shouldn't have to deal with any of these classes directly but
* they are available if you need to.
*/
export declare class AppBase {
/**
* The Feedback class handles all the feedback messages in the app.
*/
feedback: Feedback;
/**
* The Forms class handles all the forms in the app.
*/
forms: Forms;
/**
* The AppLayout class handles the layout of the app.
* Things like height and width of the sidebar, the header, the footer, etc.
*/
layout: AppLayout;
/**
* The PopupStore class handles all the popups in the app.
* Popups are a way to show a modal window on top of the current view.
*/
popups: PopupStore;
/**
* The Settings class handles all the settings in the app.
*/
settings: Settings;
/**
* The Shortcuts class handles all the keyboard shortcuts in the app.
*/
shortcuts: Shortcuts;
/**
* The Tabs class handles all the tabs in the app.
* Tabs are a way to show multiple views at the same time.
*/
tabs: TabsModel;
/**
* The View class handles all the views in the app.
* A view is a way to show a page in the app.
* A view is something similar to a route in a traditional web app.
*/
view: View;
constructor(props: IAppBase);
}
export {};