Glossary
5-way mode
Section titled “5-way mode”One of two @enact/spotlight modes. In 5-way mode, the focused element can be changed with direction keys and an element will always have focus.
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Section titled “See also”component
Section titled “component”A small, reusable piece of code that that returns an element to render.
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Section titled “See also”computed property
Section titled “computed property”A feature of components created with @enact/core/kind. Computed properties are functions that receive component props (but not other computed properties) and return a value. These are then available in the props at render time.
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Section titled “See also”element
Section titled “element”Describes what you want to see on the screen, such as a heading DOM element with some text: <h1>I'm an element!</h1>.
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Section titled “See also”React (and therefore Enact) uses SyntheticEvents to provide a cross-browser wrapper around native browser events. The @enact/core/handle module simplifies writing consistent handlers for components created with kind() or as ES6 classes where the event properties can be sourced differently.
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Section titled “See also”higher-order component
Section titled “higher-order component”A higher-order component provides reusable logic that can be applied to other components.
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Section titled “See also”An acronym for ‘higher-order component’.
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Section titled “See also”i18n is an abbreviation for ‘internationalization’ where the middle 18 letters are replaced with 18. Clever, no?
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Section titled “See also”A JavaScript syntax extension that enables mixing JavaScript code with HTML/XML-like tags.
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Section titled “See also”A kind is a component constructor created using the @enact/core/kind factory method.
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Section titled “See also”layout
Section titled “layout”The arrangement of components on a page or view. The @enact/ui/Layout module provides a collection of components for managing layout.
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Section titled “See also”An acronym for ‘left to right’ describing locale characteristics.
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Section titled “See also”pointer mode
Section titled “pointer mode”One of two @enact/spotlight modes. In pointer mode, an element will be highlight only if it is spottable and the pointer is hovering over it.
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Section titled “See also”private
Section titled “private”Methods and properties marked as private should not be used by developers. They may be changed or removed without notice and their particular implementations should not be relied upon.
Properties that are passed to a component from its parent component.
An acronym for ‘right to left’ describing locale characteristics.
Spotlight
Section titled “Spotlight”Spotlight is an extensible utility that enables users to navigate Enact applications using a keyboard or television remote control. Focus is managed with a pointing device (pointer mode) or via keyboard/remote control keys (5-way mode).
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Section titled “See also”Spottable
Section titled “Spottable”As a concept, ‘spottable’ refers to an element that is capable of receiving focus. As a higher-order component (HOC), enact/spotlight/Spottable applies spottable behavior to a component.
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Section titled “See also”Data that is associated with a component that changes over time. A component manages its own state.