Template Elements

If Templates

If template elements allow you to display or hide interface elements based on a condition.

Example: Display a conditional message with a computed variable

In this example, we will display a message "You win" when the score exceeds a certain value. To do this, we will:

1. Create a computed variable to check if the score is greater than 10.
2. Use this computed variable to display or hide a message in the interface.

1. Define the Computed Variable

1. Select the Layout component.
2. In the Inspector panel, add a computed variable called displayWin.
3. Define it as a boolean (true or false).

2. Use the Computed Variable in the Interface

1. Add a Template element to the interface.
2. Inside the Template, insert a text component with the message "You win".
3. In the inspection panel, link the Template component to the condition displayWin.
   • If displayWin is true, the message will be displayed.
   • If displayWin is false, the message will not be displayed.

3. Define the Logic for the Computed Variable

1. In the graph, add a Get score node to retrieve the current value of the score variable.
2. Use a Condition node (A >= B) to check if the score is greater than or equal to 10.
3. Connect the result of this condition to the computed variable displayWin.

4. Test Your Logic

• Modify the score using the buttons in the interface.
• When the score reaches or exceeds 10, the message "You win" should automatically appear.

For Templates

The For template allows you to repeat an element multiple times based on an array or list. It is useful for dynamically displaying similar elements in the interface.

Example: Display a list of items

1. Create the Page and the Articles Variable

1. Create a new page named Articles.
2. In the Inspector panel, add a variable of type Array (array) called articles.
3. Fill this variable with values, for example:
   .

2. Set Up the Loop Logic

1. Add a Template component to the interface.
2. Configure the Template with the For logic and link it to the articles variable.
3. The For logic allows you to iterate over each element of the articles array.
4. The Template will execute its content once for each article.

3. Display the Elements in the Interface

1. Inside the Template, add a Block.
2. Insert a Variable component into this div.
3. Link this variable to Template[].Value, which corresponds to each element of the iterated array.
4. Now, when you view the Articles page in the interface, you will see each element of the articles array displayed in a new block.