powerpagestoolkit 1.3.0 → 1.3.4

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  1. package/README.md +146 -32
  2. package/dist/index.bundle.js +467 -354
  3. package/index.d.ts +140 -42
  4. package/package.json +61 -38
package/README.md CHANGED
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  # Modules
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- ## `DOMNodereference`
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+ ### `DOMNodereference`
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  The `DOMNodeReference` module simplifies DOM element management. It provides functionalities for creating and interacting with DOM elements:
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- ### Usage
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+ #### Usage
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  - **`createDOMNodeReference(selector)`**: Creates a `DOMNodeReference` instance for a single DOM element specified by a CSS selector or HTMLElement. Returns a `DOMNodeReference` instance.
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  - **`createMultipleDOMNodeReferences(selector)`**: Creates multiple `DOMNodeReference` instances for all elements matching the specified CSS selector. Returns an array of `DOMNodeReference` instances.
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+ `selector` uses standard ED6 `document.querySelector()` syntax. For more information, read [here](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/querySelector)
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  ```javascript
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  // single instance of DOMNodeReference
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  const node = await createDOMNodeReference("#my-element");
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  })
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  ```
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- ##### Properties
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+ ##### Available Properties
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+ These properties are public and can be used in any custom logic/configurations
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  ```typescript
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- target: string;
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- element: HTMLElement | null;
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+ target: HTMLElement | string;
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+ element: HTMLElement;
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  isLoaded: boolean;
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- visibilityController: HTMLElement | null;
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- defaultDisplay: string;
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- value: string | null;
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+ value: any;
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+ /**
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+ * If the element targeted is the main input for a yes/no radio control,
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+ * yesRadio and noRadio will be available as properties of 'this'
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+ */
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+ yesRadio: DOMNodeReference;
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+ noRadio: DOMNodeReference;
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+ // and if 'this' is the instance of a yesRadio or noRadio
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+ // checked will represent wether the radio has been checked or not
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+ checked: boolean;
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  ```
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  ##### Methods
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  Here are the key methods you can use with a DOMNodeReference instance:
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- ```typescript
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+ ```javascript
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+ /********/
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+ // VISIBILITY / ACCESSIBILITY
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  // Hides the associated DOM element.
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  hide()
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  // Shows the associated DOM element.
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  show()
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+ /**
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+ * advanced visibility control in the case you need to apply
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+ * custom logic to the visibility of an element
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+ */
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+ toggleVisibility(shouldShow: boolean | () => boolean)
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+ /**
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+ * Configures conditional rendering for the target element
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+ * based on a condition and the visibility of one or more trigger elements.
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+ *
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+ * @param {(this: DOMNodeReference) => boolean} condition -
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+ * A function that returns a boolean to determine the visibility
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+ * of the target element. If `condition()` returns true, the
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+ * element is shown; otherwise, it is hidden.
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+ * @param {Array<DOMNodeReference>} dependencies - An array
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+ * of `DOMNodeReference` instances. Event listeners are
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+ * registered on each to toggle the visibility of the
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+ * target element based on the `condition` and the
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+ * visibility of the target node.
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+ */
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+ configureConditionalRendering(
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+ condition: (this: DOMNodeReference) => boolean,
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+ dependencies: Array<DOMNodeReference>
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+ )
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+ // EXAMPLE:
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+ const your_node = await createDOMNodeReference("#element_id")
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+ const other_node = await createDOMNodeReference(".element_class")
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+ your_node.configureConditionalRendering(() =>
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+ other_node.value == "3",
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+ /* your_node will only be
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+ visible when the value of other_node is "3"
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+ */
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+ [other_node]
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+ /* and we have to include any DOMNodeReferences used
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+ in the evaluation logic, so that changes to them can
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+ be watched and the condition evaluated again
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+ */
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+ );
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+ /**
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+ * Sets up validation and requirement rules for the field.
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+ * This function dynamically updates the field's required status
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+ * and validates its input based on the specified conditions.
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+ *
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+ * @param {function(this: DOMNodeReference): boolean} isRequired
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+ * A function that determines whether the field should be required.
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+ * Return `true` if required, `false` to not be required.
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+ * @param {function(this: DOMNodeReference): boolean} isValid
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+ * A function that checks if the field's input is valid.
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+ * Return `true` if validation satisfied, `false` if not.
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+ * @param {string} fieldDisplayName - The name of the field, used
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+ * in error messages if validation fails.
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+ * @param {Array<DOMNodeReference>} [dependencies]
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+ * Other fields that this field’s requirement depends on. When
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+ * these Nodes or their values change, the required status
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+ * of this field is re-evaluated. Make sure any DOMNodeReference
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+ * used in `isRequired` or `isValid` is included in this array.
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+ */
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+ configureValidationAndRequirements(
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+ isRequired: (this: this) => boolean,
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+ isValid: (this: this) => boolean,
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+ fieldDisplayName: string,
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+ dependencies: Array<DOMNodeReference>
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+ )
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+ // EXAMPLE:
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+ const your_node = await createDOMNodeReference("#element_id")
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+ const other_node = await createDOMNodeReference(".element_class")
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+ your_node.configureValidationAndRequirements(
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+ () => other_node.yesRadio.checked,
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+ /* if 'yes' is checked for this other node,
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+ this function will evaluate to true,
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+ meaning that 'your_node' will be required */
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+ function () {
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+ /* important to use standard 'function' declaration,
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+ instead of arrow function when needing to
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+ access 'this' (the instance of 'your_node') */
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+ if (other_node.yesRadio.checked) {
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+ // when other_node radio is checked 'yes'
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+ return this.value; // this is only 'valid' if it has a value
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+ } else return true;
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+ },
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+ "Your Field Name",
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+ [other_node]
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+ /* since our conditions depend on
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+ 'other_node' it must be included in the dependency
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+ array so that the requirement conditions can be
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+ re-evaluated when the value of 'other_node' changes */
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+ );
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+ /* sets the elements 'disabled' to true - useful for inputs
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+ that need to be enabled/disabled conditionally */
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+ disable()
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+ // Sets the element 'disabled' to false
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+ enable()
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+ ```
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+ ```javascript
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+ // OTHER METHODS
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  // Sets the value of the associated HTML element.
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- setValue(value: string)
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+ setValue(value: any)
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+ // Sets the inner HTML content of the associated HTML element.
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+ setTextContent(text: string)
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+ // set any style attribute for 'this' with standard CSS style declaration
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+ setStyle(options: Partial<CSSStyleDeclaration>): void;
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  append(...elements: HTMLElement[])
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  // Appends child elements to the label associated with the HTML element.
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- // Adds a click event listener to the associated HTML element.
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- addClickListener(eventHandler: () => void)
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- // Adds a change event listener to the associated HTML element.
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- addChangeListener(eventHandler: () => void)
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+ // Create an event listener on the target element. Provide access to 'this'
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+ // in the event handler function
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+ on(eventType: string, eventHandler: (this: DOMNodeReference) => void)
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  // Unchecks both yes and no radio buttons if they exist.
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  uncheckRadios()
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- createValidation(evaluationFunction: () => boolean, fieldDisplayName: string)
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  // Adds a tooltip to the label associated with the HTML element.
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  ```
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- ## `API`
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  The `API` module provides functions for creating and retrieving records from a DataVerse. It includes the following methods:
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  - **`getMultiple(tableSetName, queryParameters)`**: Retrieves multiple records from the DataVerse based on specified query parameters. Returns a Promise that resolves with the list of retrieved records or rejects with an error.
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  ###### 1. Creating a Record
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