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Configurable panel for Vaadin.

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panel-for-vaadin

Configurable panel for Vaadin.

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The minimum configuration to create a panel is:

Panel panel = new Panel("Default panel", createContent());

This will create a expandable and closable panel. The default configuration comes from the PanelConfig class. PanelConfig is responsible to hold the most important configurations of a panel, like:

  • background color
  • text & border color
  • size of border radius
  • icon (and size of the icon)
  • font size of the title
  • padding
  • width
  • button variant of the close button
  • closable
  • collapsable (plus its default state)

PanelConfig also contains a builder, so you can build your custom configuration for your panel:

PanelConfig customConfig = PanelConfig
        .builder()
        .width("80%")
        .closeable(false)
        .collapsable(false)
        .borderRadius("0")
        .primaryColor("#3c096c")
        .backgroundColor("#ebc9ff")
        .icon(VaadinIcon.BUG)
        .iconSize("var(--lumo-icon-size-l)")
        .variant(ButtonVariant.LUMO_CONTRAST)
        .titleFontSize("var(--lumo-font-size-xxxl)")
        .build();
Panel panel = new Panel(customConfig, "Custom panel", createContent()));

For the most regular usages, Panel contains 5 predefined PanelTypes:

  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Success
  • Warning
  • Error

There are multiple ways to create one of the pre-configured panels:

  • By passing the PanelType for the Panel
  • Using the PanelFactory

Passing the PanelType is simple, you just need to pass it as a first parameter in the constructor

Panel panel = new Panel(PanelType.SUCCESS, "Success panel", createContent());

But also a PanelFactory is available if you want to use (or inject) a factory and create panels with it. The PanelFactory brings some factory methods to produce these default panels:

Panel panel = panelFactory.createPrimary("Primary panel", createContent());

If you want to keep the configuration of a panel type, but you want to change only the icon, you can also use the PanelFactory for this:

Panel panel = panelFactory.createPrimary("Primary panel", createContent());

If you want to stick to a base configuration, but you want to change simple things, like the size of the text in the title or it's collapsable, you can use this panel type configuration as base. PanelConfig's builder also comes with a toBuilder(), so you easily can configure only the required stuff:

PanelConfig customConfig = PanelType.PRIMARY.getConfig()
        .toBuilder()
        .closeable(false)
        .collapsable(false)
        .icon(VaadinIcon.HANDS_UP)
        .build();
Panel panel = new Panel(customConfig, "Custom primary panel", createContent());

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Version

Released
2024-02-14
Maturity
STABLE
License
Apache License 2.0

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Framework
Vaadin 23
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# panel-for-vaadin Configurable panel for Vaadin. ## Usages The minimum configuration to create a panel is: ```java Panel panel = new Panel("Default panel", createContent()); ``` This will create a expandable and closable panel. The default configuration comes from the `PanelConfig` class. `PanelConfig` is responsible to hold the most important configurations of a panel, like: - background color - text & border color - size of border radius - icon (and size of the icon) - font size of the title - padding - width - button variant of the close button - closable - collapsable (plus its default state) `PanelConfig` also contains a builder, so you can build your custom configuration for your panel: ```java PanelConfig customConfig = PanelConfig .builder() .width("80%") .closeable(false) .collapsable(false) .borderRadius("0") .primaryColor("#3c096c") .backgroundColor("#ebc9ff") .icon(VaadinIcon.BUG) .iconSize("var(--lumo-icon-size-l)") .variant(ButtonVariant.LUMO_CONTRAST) .titleFontSize("var(--lumo-font-size-xxxl)") .build(); Panel panel = new Panel(customConfig, "Custom panel", createContent())); ``` For the most regular usages, `Panel` contains 5 predefined `PanelType`s: - Primary - Secondary - Success - Warning - Error There are multiple ways to create one of the pre-configured panels: - By passing the `PanelType` for the `Panel` - Using the `PanelFactory` Passing the `PanelType` is simple, you just need to pass it as a first parameter in the constructor ```java Panel panel = new Panel(PanelType.SUCCESS, "Success panel", createContent()); ``` But also a `PanelFactory` is available if you want to use (or inject) a factory and create panels with it. The `PanelFactory` brings some factory methods to produce these default panels: ```java Panel panel = panelFactory.createPrimary("Primary panel", createContent()); ``` If you want to keep the configuration of a panel type, but you want to change only the icon, you can also use the `PanelFactory` for this: ```java Panel panel = panelFactory.createPrimary("Primary panel", createContent()); ``` If you want to stick to a base configuration, but you want to change simple things, like the size of the text in the title or it's collapsable, you can use this panel type configuration as base. `PanelConfig`'s builder also comes with a `toBuilder()`, so you easily can configure only the required stuff: ```java PanelConfig customConfig = PanelType.PRIMARY.getConfig() .toBuilder() .closeable(false) .collapsable(false) .icon(VaadinIcon.HANDS_UP) .build(); Panel panel = new Panel(customConfig, "Custom primary panel", createContent()); ```
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