NestML Wizard-AI-powered Web Development

Example

function Button({ id, className, style, text }) { const handleButtonClick = () => console.log('Button clicked'); return [`button#${id}.${className}`, { style, onclick: handleButtonClick }, text]; }

Scenario

When a developer needs to create a reusable button component that can be customized with different styles, IDs, and classes, NestML Wizard provides a streamlined way to encapsulate all these features into a single function.

Example

const compose = (f, g) => (x) => f(g(x)); const withBorder = (Component) => (props) => nestml.nestmlToHtml(["div", { style: { border: "1px solid black" } }, Component(props)]); const withPadding = (Component) => (props) => nestml.nestmlToHtml(["div", { style: { padding: "10px" } }, Component(props)]);

Scenario

For advanced users aiming to apply functional programming concepts like composition in their web components, NestML Wizard aids in creating higher-order functions that enhance components with additional features like borders or padding.

Example

function WithLoading(Component) { return function EnhancedComponent(props) { if (props.isLoading) { return nestml.nestmlToHtml(["span", "Loading..."]); } return Component(props); }; }

Scenario

Developers dealing with asynchronous data can utilize NestML Wizard to wrap components in a loading state, enabling dynamic content updates and improving user experience without writing boilerplate code.