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This is a JavaScript library designed to provide an interface for interacting with the MMRL environment. It includes classes and types to facilitate the integration and manipulation of MMRL objects.
To install MMRL-V4, clone the repository and install the dependencies:
npm install mmrl
The types.ts file defines various types used throughout the library:
export type Scope = `$${string}`;
export type ObjectScope = Scope | object;
export type MimeType = `${string}/${string}`;
export interface Manager {
name: string;
versionName: string;
versionCode: number;
}
The MMRLObjectAccessor class provides a base class for accessing MMRL objects. It handles the parsing of the scope and provides utility methods for interacting with the MMRL environment.
Example usage:
import { MMRLObjectAccessor } from "mmrl";
const accessor = new MMRLObjectAccessor("net-switch");
console.log(accessor.interface);
The MMRLInterface class extends MMRLObjectAccessor to provide additional functionality specific to MMRL. It includes methods for injecting stylesheets, accessing manager information, and interacting with the MMRL environment.
Example usage:
import { MMRLInterfaceFactory } from "mmrl";
const mmrl = MMRLInterfaceFactory("net-switch");
mmrl.injectStyleSheets();
console.log(mmrl.manager);
The FileSystem class provides methods for interacting with the file system within the MMRL environment. It includes methods for reading, writing, and deleting files.
Example usage:
import { FileSystem } from "mmrl";
const fs = new FileSystem("net-switch");
fs.write("example.txt", "Hello, MMRL!");
const content = fs.read("example.txt");
console.log(content);
fs.delete("example.txt");
The VersionInterface class provides access to version information about the MMRL environment. It includes properties for application and root configuration details.
Example usage:
import { mmrl } from "mmrl";
console.log(mmrl.app.versionName);
console.log(mmrl.root.platform);
The Toast class provides methods for creating and displaying native toast notifications within the MMRL environment. It includes methods for setting text, duration, gravity, and showing or canceling the toast.
Example usage:
import { Toast } from "mmrl";
const toast = Toast.makeText("Hello, MMRL!", Toast.LENGTH_LONG);
toast.show();
FAQs
A library to make your life easier when working with MMRL's WebUI
We found that mmrl demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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