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WIP: Multi-handle slider / vue-slider-component / array transmission #10
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@hhaensel Thanks for the updates. The slider looks great and it doesn't seem to have large dependencies so it makes total sense to add to Stipple. |
It looks lovely 😍 |
Here's an example without any encapsulation, mainly plain HTML ...
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@hhaensel Sorry, missed this update! Can we release this somehow? Should we pack it as a distinct package or add it to StippleUI? If we put it in UI we need a way to load (additional) assets per component. |
@essenciary
These days I had the need for a slider with multiple handles. After some search I landed with vue-slider-component by @NightCatSama
It's a really nice component, but it is not part of the quasar library. Do you think it makes sense to include it nevertheless?
In this context I experienced two problems:
Any
This latter poses a general problem for Stipple. Typed arrays are not correctly handled by Stipple and the only way is to use arrays of type any.
I propose a solution along the following lines:
We could also hide this part in the Base.parse ...
What do you think?
P.S.: If there are more complex data types, such as plots it gets even more difficult. If you change a ploton the front end, Stipple spits errors, because the chart data are not correctly resolved to julian data types.
Solving this would be even more complicated. Perhaps you have an idea?
Of, course read-only types would help here...
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