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const UI_INITIAL_GUI=200;const UI_RELOAD=201;const UPDATE_OFFSET=100;const UI_EXTEND_GUI=210;const UI_TITEL=0;const UI_PAD=1;const UPDATE_PAD=101;const UI_CPAD=2;const UPDATE_CPAD=102;const UI_BUTTON=3;const UPDATE_BUTTON=103;const UI_LABEL=4;const UPDATE_LABEL=104;const UI_SWITCHER=5;const UPDATE_SWITCHER=105;const UI_SLIDER=6;const UPDATE_SLIDER=106;const UI_NUMBER=7;const UPDATE_NUMBER=107;const UI_TEXT_INPUT=8;const UPDATE_TEXT_INPUT=108;const UI_GRAPH=9;const ADD_GRAPH_POINT=10;const CLEAR_GRAPH=109;const UI_TAB=11;const UPDATE_TAB=111;const UI_SELECT=12;const UPDATE_SELECT=112;const UI_OPTION=13;const UPDATE_OPTION=113;const UI_MIN=14;const UPDATE_MIN=114;const UI_MAX=15;const UPDATE_MAX=115;const UI_STEP=16;const UPDATE_STEP=116;const UI_GAUGE=17;const UPDATE_GAUGE=117;const UI_ACCEL=18;const UPTDATE_ACCEL=117;const UP=0;const DOWN=1;const LEFT=2;const RIGHT=3;const CENTER=4;const C_TURQUOISE=0;const C_EMERALD=1;const C_PETERRIVER=2;const C_WETASPHALT=3;const C_SUNFLOWER=4;const C_CARROT=5;const C_ALIZARIN=6;const C_DARK=7;const C_NONE=255;var graphData=new Array();var hasAccel=false;var sliderContinuous=false;function colorClass(colorId){colorId=Number(colorId);switch(colorId){case C_TURQUOISE:return"turquoise";case C_EMERALD:return"emerald";case C_PETERRIVER:return"peterriver";case C_WETASPHALT:return"wetasphalt";case C_SUNFLOWER:return"sunflower";case C_CARROT:return"carrot";case C_ALIZARIN:return"alizarin";case C_NONE:return"dark";default:return"";}}
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var websock;var websockConnected=false;function requestOrientationPermission(){}
function saveGraphData(){localStorage.setItem("espuigraphs",JSON.stringify(graphData));}
function restoreGraphData(id){var savedData=localStorage.getItem("espuigraphs",graphData);if(savedData!=null){savedData=JSON.parse(savedData);return savedData[id];}
return[];}
function restart(){$(document).add("*").off();$("#row").html("");websock.close();start();}
function conStatusError(){websockConnected=false;$("#conStatus").removeClass("color-green");$("#conStatus").addClass("color-red");$("#conStatus").html("Error / No Connection ↻");$("#conStatus").off();$("#conStatus").on({click:restart,});}
function handleVisibilityChange(){if(!websockConnected&&!document.hidden){restart();}}
function start(){document.addEventListener("visibilitychange",handleVisibilityChange,false);if(window.location.port!=""||window.location.port!=80||window.location.port!=443){websock=new WebSocket("ws://"+window.location.hostname+":"+window.location.port+"/ws");}else{websock=new WebSocket("ws://"+window.location.hostname+"/ws");}
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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websock.onopen=function(evt){console.log("websock open");$("#conStatus").addClass("color-green");$("#conStatus").text("Connected");websockConnected=true;};websock.onclose=function(evt){console.log("websock close");conStatusError();};websock.onerror=function(evt){console.log(evt);conStatusError();};var handleEvent=function(evt){console.log(evt);var data=JSON.parse(evt.data);var e=document.body;var center="";panelStyle=data.hasOwnProperty('panelStyle')?" style='"+data.panelStyle+"'":"";elementStyle=data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')?" style='"+data.elementStyle+"'":"";switch(data.type){case UI_INITIAL_GUI:$("#row").html("");$("#tabsnav").html("");$("#tabscontent").html("");if(data.sliderContinuous){sliderContinuous=data.sliderContinuous;}
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data.controls.forEach(element=>{var fauxEvent={data:JSON.stringify(element),};handleEvent(fauxEvent);});break;case UI_EXTEND_GUI:data.controls.forEach(element=>{var fauxEvent={data:JSON.stringify(element),};handleEvent(fauxEvent);});break;case UI_RELOAD:window.location.reload();break;case UI_TITEL:document.title=data.label;$("#mainHeader").html(data.label);break;case UI_LABEL:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
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if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"<span id='l"+
data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+elementStyle+" class='label label-wrap'>"+
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data.value+
"</span>"+
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"</div>");}
break;case UI_BUTTON:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='one columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"<button id='btn"+
data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+elementStyle+" "+
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"onmousedown='buttonclick("+
data.id+
", true)' "+
"onmouseup='buttonclick("+
data.id+
", false)'>"+
data.value+
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"</button></div>");$("#btn"+data.id).on({touchstart:function(e){e.preventDefault();buttonclick(data.id,true);},touchend:function(e){e.preventDefault();buttonclick(data.id,false);},});}
break;case UI_SWITCHER:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='one columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"<label id='sl"+
data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+elementStyle+" class='switch "+
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(data.value=="1"?"checked":"")+
"'>"+
"<div class='in'><input type='checkbox' id='s"+
data.id+
"' onClick='switcher("+
data.id+
",null)' "+
(data.value=="1"?"checked":"")+
"/></div>"+
"</label>"+
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"</div>");switcher(data.id,data.value);}
break;case UI_CPAD:case UI_PAD:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"<nav class='control'>"+
"<ul>"+
"<li><a onmousedown='padclick(UP, "+
data.id+
", true)' onmouseup='padclick(UP, "+
data.id+
", false)' id='pf"+
data.id+
"'>&#9650;</a></li>"+
"<li><a onmousedown='padclick(RIGHT, "+
data.id+
", true)' onmouseup='padclick(RIGHT, "+
data.id+
", false)' id='pr"+
data.id+
"'>&#9650;</a></li>"+
"<li><a onmousedown='padclick(LEFT, "+
data.id+
", true)' onmouseup='padclick(LEFT, "+
data.id+
", false)' id='pl"+
data.id+
"'>&#9650;</a></li>"+
"<li><a onmousedown='padclick(DOWN, "+
data.id+
", true)' onmouseup='padclick(DOWN, "+
data.id+
", false)' id='pb"+
data.id+
"'>&#9650;</a></li>"+
"</ul>"+
(data.type==UI_CPAD?"<a class='confirm' onmousedown='padclick(CENTER,"+
data.id+
", true)' onmouseup='padclick(CENTER, "+
data.id+
", false)' id='pc"+
data.id+
"'>OK</a>":"")+
"</nav>"+
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"</div>");$("#pf"+data.id).on({touchstart:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(UP,data.id,true);},touchend:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(UP,data.id,false);},});$("#pl"+data.id).on({touchstart:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(LEFT,data.id,true);},touchend:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(LEFT,data.id,false);},});$("#pr"+data.id).on({touchstart:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(RIGHT,data.id,true);},touchend:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(RIGHT,data.id,false);},});$("#pb"+data.id).on({touchstart:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(DOWN,data.id,true);},touchend:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(DOWN,data.id,false);},});$("#pc"+data.id).on({touchstart:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(CENTER,data.id,true);},touchend:function(e){e.preventDefault();padclick(CENTER,data.id,false);},});}
break;case UI_SLIDER:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter card-slider "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"<div class='range-slider'>"+
"<input id='sl"+
data.id+
"' type='range' min='0' max='100' value='"+
data.value+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+elementStyle+" class='range-slider__range'>"+
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"<span class='range-slider__value'>"+
data.value+
"</span>"+
"</div>"+
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"</div>");rangeSlider(!sliderContinuous);}
break;case UI_NUMBER:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
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"<input style='color:black;' "+elementStyle+" id='num"+
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data.id+
"' type='number' value='"+
data.value+
"' onchange='numberchange("+
data.id+
")' />"+
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"</div>");}
break;case UI_TEXT_INPUT:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"<input style='color:black;' "+elementStyle+" id='text"+
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data.id+
"' value='"+
data.value+
"' onchange='textchange("+
data.id+
")' />"+
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"</div>");}
break;case UI_TAB:if(data.visible){$("#tabsnav").append("<li><a onmouseup='tabclick("+data.id+")' href='#tab"+data.id+"'>"+data.value+"</a></li>");$("#tabscontent").append("<div id='tab"+data.id+"'></div>");tabs=$(".tabscontent").tabbedContent({loop:true}).data("api");$("a").filter(function(){return $(this).attr("href")==="#click-to-switch";}).on("click",function(e){var tab=prompt("Tab to switch to (number or id)?");if(!tabs.switchTab(tab)){alert("That tab does not exist :\\");}
e.preventDefault();});}
break;case UI_SELECT:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
Support for dynamic custom inline styling. Adds two functions in ESPUI.h: setPanelStyle() setElementStyle() These allow for custom inline CSS styles to be applied to the panel and to the specific UI element repectively. For example: ``` char stylecol1[30] sprintf(stylecol1, "background-color: #%06X;", (unsigned int) random(0x0, 0xFFFFFF)); ESPUI.setPanelStyle(switch1, stylecol1); ``` This will set the panel of the given control to a random hex colour. This is supported by both the initial UI message, and by control update messages, so you can change these styles dynamically in response to other events. setElementStyle() is not perfect. Because CSS inline styles can only style one specific DOM element, for controls made up of multiple elements (like the "pad") this is limited. I have tried to make an appropriate choice for each supported control.
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"<select style='color:black;' "+elementStyle+" id='select"+
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data.id+
"' onchange='selectchange("+
data.id+
")' />"+
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"</div>");}
break;case UI_OPTION:if(data.parentControl){var parent=$("#select"+data.parentControl);parent.append("<option id='option"+
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data.id+
"' value='"+
data.value+
"' "+
data.selected+
">"+
data.label+
"</option>");}
break;case UI_MIN:if(data.parentControl){var parent=$("#id"+data.parentControl+" input");if(parent.size()){parent.attr("min",data.value);}}
break;case UI_MAX:if(data.parentControl){var parent=$("#id"+data.parentControl+" input");if(parent.size()){parent.attr("max",data.value);}}
break;case UI_STEP:if(data.parentControl){var parent=$("#id"+data.parentControl+" input");if(parent.size()){parent.attr("step",data.value);}}
break;case UI_GRAPH:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
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if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"<figure id='graph"+
data.id+
"'>"+
"<figcaption>"+
data.label+
"</figcaption>"+
"</figure>"+
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"</div>");graphData[data.id]=restoreGraphData(data.id);renderGraphSvg(graphData[data.id],"graph"+data.id);}
break;case ADD_GRAPH_POINT:var ts=Math.round(new Date().getTime()/1000);graphData[data.id].push({x:ts,y:data.value});saveGraphData();renderGraphSvg(graphData[data.id],"graph"+data.id);break;case CLEAR_GRAPH:graphData[data.id]=[];saveGraphData();renderGraphSvg(graphData[data.id],"graph"+data.id);break;case UI_GAUGE:var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"WILL BE A GAUGE <input style='color:black;' id='gauge"+
data.id+
"' type='number' value='"+
data.value+
"' onchange='numberchange("+
data.id+
")' />"+
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"</div>");}
break;case UI_ACCEL:if(hasAccel)break;var parent;if(data.parentControl){parent=$("#tab"+data.parentControl);}else{parent=$("#row");}
hasAccel=true;if(data.visible){parent.append("<div id='id"+
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data.id+
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"' "+panelStyle+" class='two columns card tcenter "+
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colorClass(data.color)+
"'>"+
"<h5>"+
data.label+
"</h5><hr/>"+
"ACCEL // Not implemented fully!<div class='accelerometer' id='accel"+
data.id+
"' ><div class='ball"+
data.id+
"'></div><pre class='accelerometeroutput"+
data.id+
"'></pre>"+
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"</div>");requestOrientationPermission();}
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break;case UPDATE_LABEL:$("#l"+data.id).html(data.value);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#l"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_SWITCHER:switcher(data.id,data.value=="0"?0:1);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#sl"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_SLIDER:slider_move($("#id"+data.id),data.value,"100",false);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#sl"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_NUMBER:$("#num"+data.id).val(data.value);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#num"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_TEXT_INPUT:$("#text"+data.id).val(data.value);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#text"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_SELECT:$("#select"+data.id).val(data.value);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#select"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_BUTTON:case UPDATE_PAD:case UPDATE_CPAD:break;case UPDATE_GAUGE:$("#gauge"+data.id).val(data.value);if(data.hasOwnProperty('elementStyle')){$("#gauge"+data.id).attr("style",data.elementStyle);}
break;case UPDATE_ACCEL:break;default:console.error("Unknown type or event");break;}
if(data.type>=UPDATE_OFFSET&&data.type<UI_INITIAL_GUI){var element=$("#id"+data.id);if(data.hasOwnProperty('panelStyle')){$("#id"+data.id).attr("style",data.panelStyle);}
if(data.type==UPDATE_SLIDER){element.removeClass("slider-turquoise slider-emerald slider-peterriver slider-wetasphalt slider-sunflower slider-carrot slider-alizarin");element.addClass("slider-"+colorClass(data.color));}else{element.removeClass("turquoise emerald peterriver wetasphalt sunflower carrot alizarin");element.addClass(colorClass(data.color));}}
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$(".range-slider__range").each(function(){$(this)[0].value=$(this).attr("value");$(this).next().html($(this).attr("value"));});};websock.onmessage=handleEvent;}
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function sliderchange(number){var val=$("#sl"+number).val();websock.send("slvalue:"+val+":"+number);}
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function numberchange(number){var val=$("#num"+number).val();websock.send("nvalue:"+val+":"+number);}
function textchange(number){var val=$("#text"+number).val();websock.send("tvalue:"+val+":"+number);}
function tabclick(number){var val=$("#tab"+number).val();websock.send("tabvalue:"+val+":"+number);}
function selectchange(number){var val=$("#select"+number).val();websock.send("svalue:"+val+":"+number);}
function buttonclick(number,isdown){if(isdown)websock.send("bdown:"+number);else websock.send("bup:"+number);}
function padclick(type,number,isdown){switch(type){case CENTER:if(isdown)websock.send("pcdown:"+number);else websock.send("pcup:"+number);break;case UP:if(isdown)websock.send("pfdown:"+number);else websock.send("pfup:"+number);break;case DOWN:if(isdown)websock.send("pbdown:"+number);else websock.send("pbup:"+number);break;case LEFT:if(isdown)websock.send("pldown:"+number);else websock.send("plup:"+number);break;case RIGHT:if(isdown)websock.send("prdown:"+number);else websock.send("prup:"+number);break;}}
function switcher(number,state){if(state==null){if($("#s"+number).is(":checked")){websock.send("sactive:"+number);$("#sl"+number).addClass("checked");}else{websock.send("sinactive:"+number);$("#sl"+number).removeClass("checked");}}else if(state==1){$("#sl"+number).addClass("checked");$("#sl"+number).prop("checked",true);}else if(state==0){$("#sl"+number).removeClass("checked");$("#sl"+number).prop("checked",false);}}
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var rangeSlider=function(isDiscrete){var range=$(".range-slider__range");var slidercb=function(){sliderchange($(this).attr("id").replace(/^\D+/g,""));};range.on({input:function(){$(this).next().html(this.value)}});range.each(function(){$(this).next().html(this.value);if($(this).attr("callbackSet")!="true"){if(!isDiscrete){$(this).on({input:slidercb});}else{$(this).on({change:slidercb});}
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$(this).attr("callbackSet","true");}});};
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