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Apps
Related document: Windows
Applications (often shortened to apps) are processes that open a window when ran. The window allows the user to view and interact with the app. Apps have a title, id and a windowContent property that refers to the React component of the application interface.
Some apps have a different name in the UI, these names are written between brackets and quotation marks. The other name is the one used in code and file/folder names.
Table of Contents
Terminal ("Commands")
File Explorer ("Files")
Media Viewer ("Photos")
Text Editor ("Notes")
Settings
Common components
Header menu
The header menu is a useful component that can be added to app windows for quick access to useful functions, like saving and opening files. The header menu can also be used to add shortcuts for functions.
Example
// components/apps/_common/HeaderMenu.jsx
<HeaderMenu
options={{
"File": {
"New": () => {
// ...
},
"Save": () => {
// ...
},
"Exit": () => {
// ...
},
},
}}
shortcuts={{
"File": {
"New": ["Control", "e"],
"Save": ["Control", "s"],
"Exit": ["Control", "x"],
},
}}
/>
App templates
Webview
The webview template can be used to turn a webpage into an application by simply setting a source property.
Example
// features/apps/apps.js
import { WebView } from "../../components/apps/templates/WebView.jsx";
export default class AppsManager {
static APPLICATIONS = [
// ...
new App("Web App", "web-app", WebView, { source: "https://prozilla.dev/" }),
]
// ...
}
App examples
Adding a new app
// components/apps/example/Example.jsx
export function Example() {
return (
<p>Application interface goes here.</p>
)
}
// features/apps/apps.js
import { Example } from "../../components/apps/example/Example.jsx";
export default class AppsManager {
static APPLICATIONS = [
// ...
new App("Example App", "example", Example),
]
// ...
}