Add Vanilla JavaScript actions #1438
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Since there is no 'auto save', if the user is typing its code on the dialog and accidentally clicks on the backdrop, the dialog will close and all code will be lost.
Make the v-dialog persistent using a prop with this name, or make the text persistent on the 'JavaScript Code' input field.
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| import JavascriptActionConfig from '@/components/configuration/JavascriptActionConfig.vue' | ||
| import MavlinkMessageActionConfig from '@/components/configuration/MavlinkMessageActionConfig.vue' |
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Since you have made the atomization for the JavascriptActionConfig and MavlinkMessageActionConfig components, placing them inside src/components, I think would be nice to also do the same with the 'HTTP Request Actions' part on this template.
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Definitely! Will do that now.
This way free JavaScript functions, for example, can take advantage of them.
With this, the user can create vanilla JavaScript methods that can be called from anywhere in the application. This basically allows one to extend Cockpit capabilities to anything.
For the sake of code maintainability.
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With this, the user can create vanilla JavaScript methods that can be called from anywhere in the application.
This basically allows one to extend Cockpit capabilities to the infinite and beyond.
I also exposed the cockpit-actions and data-lake methods globally, so the user can call those from their functions. They are accessible under
window.cockpit.Once we merge the DIY widget, I will change the current
v-text-fieldwith a proper Monaco editor.Fix #569