class _TableCellBase(Element):
def __init__(self, element_name, *content):
super(_TableCellBase, self).__init__(element_name)
self.extend(content)
rows = int_html_attribute("rowspan", 1)
columns = int_html_attribute("colspan", 1)
class Input(VoidElement):
"""An HTML <input> element.
>>> input_ = Input("text", "description")
>>> input_.size = 20
>>> input_.placeholder = "Enter description..."
For most input types, a specific sub-class is provided.
"""
def __init__(self, type_="text", name=""):
"""Create an HTML input element.
The type_ argument sets the HTML type attribute. Possible values are
'text', 'email', 'password', 'submit', etc. For most of these types,
a more specific sub-class is provided.
The optional name argument sets this input element's name, used when
submitting a form.
"""
super().__init__("input")
self.type = type_
self.name = name
name = html_attribute("name", default="")
value = html_attribute("value", default="")
readonly = boolean_html_attribute("readonly")
disabled = boolean_html_attribute("disabled")
type = html_attribute("type")
autocomplete = html_attribute("autocomplete")
placeholder = html_attribute("placeholder")
size = int_html_attribute("size")
focus = boolean_html_attribute("autofocus")
class FileInput(Input):
"""An HTML file input (<input type="file">) element."""
def __init__(self, name=""):
super(FileInput, self).__init__("file", name)
max_length = int_html_attribute("maxlength")
accept = list_html_attribute("accept")
class TextArea(Element):
"""An HTML <textarea> element.
>>> area = TextArea("element-name")
>>> area.placeholder = "Placeholder text ..."
>>> area.append("Initial text area content.")
"""
def __init__(self, name=""):
super(TextArea, self).__init__("textarea")
self.name = name
name = html_attribute("name", default="")
readonly = boolean_html_attribute("readonly")
disabled = boolean_html_attribute("disabled")
columns = int_html_attribute("cols")
rows = int_html_attribute("rows")
placeholder = html_attribute("placeholder")
class OrderedList(_ListBase):
"""An HTML ordered list (<ol>) element.
It contains ListItem children.
>>> list_ = OrderedList()
>>> item = list_.create_item("First Item")
>>> item.add_css_classes("first-item")
>>> list_.append(ListItem("Second Item"))
"""
def __init__(self):
super(OrderedList, self).__init__("ol")
start = int_html_attribute("start", 1)
class MyElement(Element):
attr = int_html_attribute("data-attr", default=42)
class MyElement(Element):
attr = int_html_attribute("data-attr")