See Raxol.View.Components.bar_chart/1.

Wraps a view with a block-style border.

Wraps a view with a bold border.

Creates a new border around a view.

Creates a new box view with padding and optional border.

Creates a simple box element with the given options.

Creates a button element.

Takes the label first, button("Save", on_click: :save), or as an option, button(label: "Save", on_click: :save).

Creates a checkbox element.

Takes the label first, checkbox("Accept terms", checked: true), or as an option, checkbox(label: "Accept terms", checked: true).

Creates a new column layout.

See Raxol.View.Components.container/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.divider/1.

Wraps a view with a double-line border.

@spec flex(map()) :: %{width: integer(), height: integer()}

Calculates flex layout dimensions based on the given constraints.

Creates a new flex container.

See Raxol.View.Components.heatmap/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.image/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.input/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.label/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.line_chart/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.list/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.modal/1.

Creates a new view with the specified type and options.

Options

• :type - The type of view to create
• :position - {x, y} offset from the content origin of the container that lays the view out: inside a box's border and padding, a row's or column's padding edge, the screen's corner for the root view. A positioned view is out of flow: its siblings are laid out as if it were not there, and it draws over them. Default nil, in flow.
• :z_index - Drawing order among siblings: a view draws over every sibling with a lower :z_index where they overlap, whatever their order in :children; equal values keep the container's own order. Default 0.
• :size - Size of the view {width, height}; omitted, it fills the space the layout gives it
• :style - Style options for the view
• :fg / :bg - Foreground / background color
• :border - Border style
• :padding / :margin - Spacing
• :children - Child views
• :content - Content for the view

Creates a new panel view (box with border and children).

Creates a process-isolated component node.

See Raxol.View.Components.progress/1.

Routes an inline do: keyword to :children so that callers can write column(style: ..., do: child_list) and have the children flow through the runtime function path the same way column do ... end flows through the macro path.

Without this, Elixir parses column(style: ..., do: child_list) as a single-arg call with a kwlist, matches def column/1, and the downstream layout function never sees the children — silently rendering an empty container. The dynamic-children bug that broke 10+ playground demos at once.

See Raxol.View.Components.radio_group/1.

Wraps a view with a rounded border.

Creates a new row layout.

See Raxol.View.Components.scatter_chart/1.

Creates a new scrollable view.

See Raxol.View.Components.scrubber/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.select/1.

Draws its :children with a drop shadow.

See Raxol.Core.Renderer.View.Components.shadow/1 for the options.

Wraps a view with a simple border.

See Raxol.View.Components.spacer/1.

See Raxol.View.Components.span/2.

See Raxol.View.Components.sparkline/1.

Creates a split pane layout.

Creates a split pane from a named preset.

See Raxol.UI.Layout.SplitPane.new/1.

Creates a table view.

See Raxol.View.Components.tabs/1.

Creates a new text view.

Creates a text input element.

See Raxol.View.Components.textarea/1.

Renders a view with the given options.

Wraps a view with a border, optionally with a title and style.