Dock Panel
tag: <hpcc-dockpanel>
TIP
See Getting Started for details on how to include @hpcc-js/web-components in your application
Child Element data-??? attributes 
data-label 
The tabbed panel will display this text as the tab label
Type: string
Default Value: Will first revert to the id of the child element and then the element tag if no id.
data-mode 
How the child element will be displayed in the tabbed panel
Type: split-top | split-left | split-right | split-bottom | tab-before | tab-after
- split-top: The child element will be displayed above the- data-refelement.
- split-left: The child element will be displayed to the left of the- data-refelement.
- split-right: The child element will be displayed to the right of the- data-refelement.
- split-bottom: The child element will be displayed below the- data-refelement.
- tab-before: The child element will be inserted as a tab before the- data-refelement.
- tab-after: The child element will be appended as a tab after the- data-refelement.
Default Value: tab-after
data-ref 
The reference element id used when appending child items (optional)
Type: string
Default Value: When omitted the previous child element will be used as the reference.
data-closable 
Allow a tabbed item to be closed by clicking on the displayed "close" button
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
data-caption 
The tooltip text for the tabbed item
Type: string
Default Value: "
Events
child-added 
Emitted when a child has been added to the dock panel.
child-hidden 
Emitted when a child has been hidden in the dock panel.
child-removed 
Emitted when a child has been removed from the dock panel.
child-shown 
Emitted when a child has been shown in the dock panel.
closeRequest 
Emitted whenever the user tries to close a tab. Calling evt.preventDefault() will prevent the tab from closing
- evt.detailreferences the HTML Element that will be closed.
- evt.targetreferences the dockpanel element.
fit-request 
Emitted when a child component should recalculate its size constraints to fit the space requirements of its child widgets, and to update their position and size. Typically when a child elements visibility state changes.
layout-modified 
Emitted whenever the layout of the dockpanel changes. Good time to serialize the layout for undo/redo capabilities.
update-request 
Emitted whenever the split panel contents should be updated, typically when split pane has been resized.
Credits
Lumino
Lumino is a set of JavaScript packages, written in TypeScript, that provide a rich toolkit of widgets, layouts, events, and data structures. These enable developers to construct extensible high-performance desktop-like web applications, such as JupyterLab. Lumino was formerly known as PhosphorJS.