Code nesting about justpy

[elimintz]

Got it. I added the children kwarg, it will be in the next version.

[elimintz]

I think you could just leave the corresponding html in the code as a comment if you need clarity. It grows on you. Now I prefer the JustPy format to html, but at first html was clearer.

[mjmare]

Do you see downsides of adding something like the 'children' kwarg? Then it is up to the user to use that or the 'a=...' or '.add()' constructs.

[elimintz]

Can you please give an example how the children kwarg would be used? Just that anything in the list would be added as a child component?
That would be simple to add.

[mjmare]

I was thinking something like:

jp.QItem( clickable=True, 
                v_ripple=True, 
                click=button_click, 
                a=c2,      # so 'a=' and 'children' can both be used. 
                children=[ 
                    jp.QItemSection(avatar=True),
                    jp.QAvatar(size='100px',
                                      font_size='52px',
                                      color=color_from_state(u['state']),
                                      text_color='white',
                                      icon=icon_from_state(u['state'])),
                    jp.QItemSection(children=[
                          jp.QItemLabel(classes=['text-h3'], text=u['name'])
                          jp.QItemLabel(caption=True, a=c6, text=u['state'])),
                    ],
                    jp.QSeparator(spaced=True, inset=True, a=c2)
                 ])

(sorry for the wonky indenting)

[elimintz]

Can you please give an example how the children kwarg would be used? Just that anything in the list would be added as a child component?
That would be simple to add.

[mjmare]

See children kwarg used twice in #55 (comment)

[knoxvilledatabase]

Although I've now gotten used to writing JustPy code without nesting, before switching to JustPy we wrote a ReactJS solution similar (yet not nearly as powerful) using code nesting:

Div(
    Span(
        text='Hello World',
        classnames='test',
        style='margin-top:50px',
    ),
    classnames='test_div',
    style='margin-bottom:10px',
)

This nesting concept originally came from https://github.com/django-crispy-forms/django-crispy-forms