A widget module is a unit of source code that can execute in the infoview.
Every module definition must either be annotated with @[widget_module]
,
or use a value of javascript
identical to that of another definition
annotated with @[widget_module]
.
This makes it possible for the infoview to load the module.
See the manual entry for more information on how to use the widgets system.
- javascript : String
A JS module intended for use in user widgets.
The JS environment in which modules execute provides a fixed set of libraries accessible via direct
import
, notably@leanprover/infoview
andreact
.To initialize this field from an external JS file, you may use
include_str "path"/"to"/"file.js"
. However beware that this does not register a dependency with Lake, so your Lean module will not automatically be rebuilt when the.js
file changes. The hash is cached to avoid recomputing it whenever the
Module
is used.
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Storage of widget modules #
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- Lean.Widget.instToModuleModule = { toModule := id }
Retrieval of widget modules #
- hash : UInt64
Hash of the JS module to retrieve.
- pos : Lean.Lsp.Position
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- sourcetext : String
Sourcetext of the JS module to run.
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- Lean.Widget.instInhabitedWidgetSource = { default := { sourcetext := default } }
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- Lean.Widget.instFromJsonWidgetSource = { fromJson? := Lean.Widget.fromJsonWidgetSource✝ }
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Storage of panel widget instances #
- global: Lake.Name → Lean.Widget.PanelWidgetsExtEntry
- local: Lean.Widget.WidgetInstance → Lean.Widget.PanelWidgetsExtEntry
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Save the data of a panel widget which will be displayed whenever the text cursor is on stx
.
hash
must be hash (toModule c).javascript
where c
is some global constant annotated with @[widget_module]
.
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show_panel_widgets
command #
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Use show_panel_widgets [<widget>]
to mark that <widget>
should always be displayed, including in downstream modules.
The type of <widget>
must implement Widget.ToModule
,
and the type of <props>
must implement Server.RpcEncodable
.
In particular, <props> : Json
works.
Use show_panel_widgets [<widget> with <props>]
to specify the <props>
that the widget should be given
as arguments.
Use show_panel_widgets [local <widget> (with <props>)?]
to mark it
for display in the current section, namespace, or file only.
Use show_panel_widgets [scoped <widget> (with <props>)?]
to mark it
for display only when the current namespace is open.
Use show_panel_widgets [-<widget>]
to temporarily hide a previously shown widget
in the current section, namespace, or file.
Note that persistent erasure is not possible, i.e.,
-<widget>
has no effect on downstream modules.
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#widget
command #
Use #widget <widget>
to display a panel widget,
and #widget <widget> with <props>
to display it with the given props.
Useful for debugging widgets.
The type of <widget>
must implement Widget.ToModule
,
and the type of <props>
must implement Server.RpcEncodable
.
In particular, <props> : Json
works.
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- Lean.Widget.widgetCmd = Lean.ParserDescr.node `Lean.Widget.widgetCmd 1022 (Lean.ParserDescr.binary `andthen (Lean.ParserDescr.symbol "#widget ") Lean.Widget.widgetInstanceSpec)
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Deprecated definitions #
Use this structure and the @[widget]
attribute to define your own widgets.
@[widget]
def rubiks : UserWidgetDefinition :=
{ name := "Rubiks cube app"
javascript := include_str ...
}
- name : String
Pretty name of user widget to display to the user.
- javascript : String
An ESmodule that exports a react component to render.
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- Lean.Widget.instInhabitedUserWidgetDefinition = { default := { name := default, javascript := default } }
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Save a user-widget instance to the infotree.
The given widgetId
should be the declaration name of the widget definition.
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Retrieving panel widget instances #
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Retrieve all the UserWidgetInfo
s that intersect a given line.
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- id : Lake.Name
- javascriptHash : UInt64
- range? : Option Lean.Lsp.Range
The syntactic span in the Lean file at which the panel widget is displayed.
When present, the infoview will wrap the widget in
<details><summary>{name}</summary>...</details>
. This functionality is deprecated but retained for backwards compatibility withUserWidgetDefinition
.
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Get the panel widgets present around a particular position.
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