Library panel
The library panel contains a basic set of JS, HTML, CSS and PHP nodes.
By selecting one of the items in the menu that appears by clicking on the library icon, the respective node library will be shown.
Nodes in the library can be dragged and dropped onto the page.
Each node has, by default, the properties in the code already set with the necessary placeholder variables.
A node inserted into the page can be customized by adding any number of input properties.
Library nodes are usually only used at the beginning of an empty or semi-empty project,
in fact it is more practical to duplicate a node already present in the page by moving it while holding down the ALT key.
Javascript Library
Component Class
A Javascript class to extend another class by putting the super class name in the "extends" property.
By default it extends the HTMLElement class.
Base Class
A Javascript class that does not extend any other class.
It doesn't have the extends property.
Sub Class
A Javascript class that extends another class connectable to the "extends" property.
method
A node that can be used to add methods to class nodes.
Function
A node that can be used as a function.
Inline
A node with inline generic code.
PHP Library
Base Class
A PHP class that doesn't extend any other class.
It doesn't have the "extends" property.
Sub Class
A PHP class that extends another class linkable to the "extends" property.
Method
A node that can be used to add methods to class nodes.
Function
A node that can be used as a function.
Inline
A node with inline generic code.
HTML Library
Component
A node that can be used to create an HTML component.
Fragment
A node that can be used as generic HTML code.
Group
A node that can be used as generic HTML code with nodes that can be connected to the "elements" property as input.
This node can be used to split HTML code into subsets.
CSS Library
Style
A node that can be used as generic CSS code.
Group
A node that can be used as a generic CSS code with input nodes that can be connected to the "styles" property.
This node can be used to break your CSS code into subsets.