workadventure/docs/maps/api-ui.md
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# API UI functions Reference
### Opening a popup
In order to open a popup window, you must first define the position of the popup on your map.
You can position this popup by using a "rectangle" object in Tiled that you will place on an "object" layer.
<div class="row">
<div class="col">
<img src="images/screen_popup_tiled.png" class="figure-img img-fluid rounded" alt="" />
</div>
<div class="col">
<img src="images/screen_popup_in_game.png" class="figure-img img-fluid rounded" alt="" />
</div>
</div>
```
WA.ui.openPopup(targetObject: string, message: string, buttons: ButtonDescriptor[]): Popup
```
* **targetObject**: the name of the rectangle object defined in Tiled.
* **message**: the message to display in the popup.
* **buttons**: an array of action buttons defined underneath the popup.
Action buttons are `ButtonDescriptor` objects containing these properties.
* **label (_string_)**: The label of the button.
* **className (_string_)**: The visual type of the button. Can be one of "normal", "primary", "success", "warning", "error", "disabled".
* **callback (_(popup: Popup)=>void_)**: Callback called when the button is pressed.
Please note that `openPopup` returns an object of the `Popup` class. Also, the callback called when a button is clicked is passed a `Popup` object.
The `Popup` class that represents an open popup contains a single method: `close()`. This will obviously close the popup when called.
```javascript
class Popup {
/**
* Closes the popup
*/
close() {};
}
```
Example:
```javascript
let helloWorldPopup;
// Open the popup when we enter a given zone
helloWorldPopup = WA.room.onEnterLayer("myZone").subscribe(() => {
WA.ui.openPopup("popupRectangle", 'Hello world!', [{
label: "Close",
className: "primary",
callback: (popup) => {
// Close the popup when the "Close" button is pressed.
popup.close();
}
}]);
});
// Close the popup when we leave the zone.
WA.room.onLeaveLayer("myZone").subscribe(() => {
helloWorldPopup.close();
})
```
### Add custom menu
```
WA.ui.registerMenuCommand(commandDescriptor: string, options: MenuOptions): Menu
```
Add a custom menu item containing the text `commandDescriptor` in the navbar of the menu.
`options` attribute accepts an object with three properties :
- `callback : (commandDescriptor: string) => void` : A click on the custom menu will trigger the `callback`.
- `iframe: string` : A click on the custom menu will open the `iframe` inside the menu.
- `allowApi?: boolean` : Allow the iframe of the custom menu to use the Scripting API.
Important : `options` accepts only `callback` or `iframe` not both.
Custom menu exist only until the map is unloaded, or you leave the iframe zone of the script.
<div class="row">
<div class="col">
<img src="images/custom-menu-navbar.png" class="figure-img img-fluid rounded" alt="" />
</div>
<div class="col">
<img src="images/custom-menu-iframe.png" class="figure-img img-fluid rounded" alt="" />
</div>
</div>
Example:
```javascript
const menu = WA.ui.registerMenuCommand('menu test',
{
callback: () => {
WA.chat.sendChatMessage('test');
}
})
// Some time later, if you want to remove the menu:
menu.remove();
```
Please note that `registerMenuCommand` returns an object of the `Menu` class.
The `Menu` class contains a single method: `remove(): void`. This will obviously remove the menu when called.
```javascript
class Menu {
/**
* Remove the menu
*/
remove() {};
}
```
### Awaiting User Confirmation (with space bar)
```
WA.ui.displayActionMessage({
message: string,
callback: () => void,
type?: "message"|"warning",
}): ActionMessage
```
Displays a message at the bottom of the screen (that will disappear when space bar is pressed).
<div class="col">
<img src="images/trigger_message.png" class="figure-img img-fluid rounded" alt="" />
</div>
Example:
```javascript
const triggerMessage = WA.ui.displayActionMessage({
message: "press 'space' to confirm",
callback: () => {
WA.chat.sendChatMessage("confirmed", "trigger message logic")
}
});
setTimeout(() => {
// later
triggerMessage.remove();
}, 1000)
```
Please note that `displayActionMessage` returns an object of the `ActionMessage` class.
The `ActionMessage` class contains a single method: `remove(): Promise<void>`. This will obviously remove the message when called.
```javascript
class ActionMessage {
/**
* Hides the message
*/
remove() {};
}
```