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sugar

For the impatient, just go here: quickstart.md

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Syntactic "$ugar" for handling user input & other tasks on collaboration hardware


What is $ugar?

$ugar makes it simple to write code that handles user input:

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$ugar isn't a library, it's a bit of so-called syntactic "$ugar" for the incredible JSXAPI library

It fills a very specific niche to make user interactivty a bit simpler (ie input box, prompts, widgets, etc)

How I "install" $ugar?

There are no build/setup steps or dependencies for $ugar-- just copy the library.js (or library_min.js) file and paste it in the bottom of your macro

Just make sure your macro imports XAPI: const xapi = require('xapi');

Examples

See the examples directory for some sample user-interfaces and associated macro code to handle interactivity

See the docs directory for a listing of helpers and other functions

Ex. Action Button handler

$('button1').on('click', (event) => {
  // In here you can invoke other methods, post to a web service, etc 
  $().call('joe@cisco.webex.com');  // initiate webex call
});

Ex. Input Box (tap a button, bring up input box then do something with input)

$('button2').on('input', (event) => {
  console.log(event); // event: { id: '1', FeedbackId: '__button2', Text: 'bongo' }
  const userData = `You entered ${event.Text}!`;
  $().alert(userData);
});

Ex. Widget

$('widget_id').on('widget_action', (event) => {
    console.log("#", event);
    // { id: '1', WidgetId: 'widget_id', Value: '2', Type: 'pressed' }
    // { id: '1', WidgetId: 'widget_id', Value: '2', Type: 'released' }
});

Ex. Prompt

Note: for "utility functions" like prompt no parameter required for the $ugar function

$().prompt(['choice a','choice b','choice c','choice d', 'choice e'], 'How was it?', 'Pick one below', (event) => {
    console.log("## Prompt payload!", event);
});
$('widget_id').on('widget_action', (event) => {
    console.log("#", event);
    // { id: '1', WidgetId: 'widget_id', Value: '2', Type: 'pressed' }
    // { id: '1', WidgetId: 'widget_id', Value: '2', Type: 'released' }
});

Also lots of various utility helpers that alias common tasks: (ex $().alert, $().prompt), see more in the API Reference

Useful Resources + References

Tests

Given environment restrictions $ugar is not a commonjs/AMD/RequireJS exported library, see below to run basic tests

npm i  # install testing dependencies

npm test # run tests