Widgets

Widgets coming as they are!

Elvis just provides Image and Text for now, we've got apis to compose new Widgets in rust api, join us if you like calling Elvis.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
/// Elvis' Attribute is cool.
/// 
/// The no-cool part is, Elvis has a big Attributes Enum system, 
/// it's more responsible to use enum than chars.
pub struct Attribute {
  key: Attributes,
  value: AttributeValues,
}

/// Abstract ElvisElement
pub trait ElvisElement {
  // give birth to a new life
  fn append(&mut self);
  
  // deserialize html string to ElvisElement
  fn de(s: String) -> ElvisElement;
  
  // call her/his father
  fn father(&self) -> ElvisElement;
  
  // if you don't have a girlfriend, new one.
  fn new<T>() -> T;
  
  // serlalize ElvisElement to html string
  fn ser(&self) -> String;
}

/// Love is All you Need!
///
/// Speaking easily, you don't need to write the trait above,
/// Elvis has a proc-macro to impl the trait defaultly, 
/// just paint your child.
#[derive(ElvisElement)]
pub struct MyElement {
  css: String,
  tag: String,
  attrs: Vec<Attribute>,
  child: Arc<AsRef<ElvisElement>>,
}
}

Javascript

It's quite intresting dressing widgets up for a new face, we can do anything changing Elvis we want in Javascript, it depends on if you have the power to save the world, as we know, you are the one.