Not documented.
- Extends
- Object
- JsProxy
- Page
- AppPage
Properties
- AppPage child
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read / writelink to the sub page
- Page child
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read / write, inheritedlink to the sub page
- dynamic element
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read-only, inheritedelement of the page Can be an HtmlElement or the element name as a
String
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read-only, inheriteddefine if the left menu is hide for this page
- dynamic icon
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read / writedefine polymer material icon for the page
- bool isDefault
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read-only, inheriteddefinne if page is default, home
- JsObject jsProxy
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read-only, inherited
- JsFunction jsProxyConstructor
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read-only, inheritedThe Javascript constructor that will be used to build proxy objects for this class.
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read-only, inheriteddefine if page is visible in the menu
- String name
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read-only, inheritedname of the page
- String path
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read-only, inheritedpath of the page
- bool useCache
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read / write, inheritedWhether to introduce a cache layer and make operations read from the cache. By default JsProxys have no cache and the proxy reads values directly from the Dart object. This is primarily useful for objects that you pass in empty, and the javascript code will populate. It should be used carefully since its easy to get the two objects out of sync.
Constructors
- AppPage(name, path, element, {isDefault: false, , , icon, child: null})
Methods
-
enterRoute(
RouteEvent e) → dynamic -
inheritedWhen enter in a new route. This function call the enterRoute function of the current element if it's possible.
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toString(
) → String - Returns a string representation of this object.