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XULJet was an open-source JavaScript framework for the Mozilla XULRunner run-time environment. It is intended for writing desktop applications in pure JavaScript.
Final release | XULJet-3.0.5
/ September 7, 2011 |
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Written in | JavaScript |
Operating system | Cross-platform |
Type | JavaScript library |
License | MIT License |
Website | https://code.google.com/p/xuljet/ |
XULJet provides a component architecture and user interface elements description inspired by Seaside. It implements some CommonJS specifications.[1]
Examples
editHello world in XULJet:
var xuljet = require("lib/xuljet")
var Main = function(aWindow) {
xuljet.Component.call(this, aWindow)
this.message = "Hello World!"
}
xuljet.inherits(Main, xuljet.Component)
Main.prototype.render = function(xul) {
xul.vbox(
{ flex: 1 },
xul.toolbox(
xul.menubar(
xul.menu(
{ label: "File", accesskey: "f" },
xul.menupopup(
xul.menuitem({ label: "Close", oncommand: "window.close()" }))))),
xul.vbox(
{ align: "center", pack: "center", flex: 1 },
xul.description({ bind: "desc" }, "Press the button"),
xul.button({
label: "OK",
oncommand: function() {
this["desc"].value = this.message
}
})),
xul.statusbar(xul.statusbarpanel({ flex: 1, label: "Ready..." }))
)
}
function main() {
var rootComponent = new Main(window)
window.setTitle("XULJet")
rootComponent.beMainWindowComponent()
}
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ "Implementations/XULJet - CommonJS Spec Wiki". wiki.commonjs.org. Retrieved 2018-09-08.
External links
edit- Official website
- Javascript Libraries
- XULJet mailing list - general discussion about XULJet