D `StoryBoard` class

When you make a target function for the LoadStoryBoard class, you put on this target an arg with type StoryBoard.

Like on this code:

from fletsb import LoadStoryBoard, StoryBoard

def main (st:StoryBoard): # Here you can see an arg with `StoryBoard` typed class
    pass

LoadStoryBoard(main, "myUI.fletsb")

So lets start 🏃‍♀️.

What is StoryBoard class ?

Its a class where you can manage your StoryBoard using this class.

What did I mean by manage ?

There are many functions that this StoryBoard class contain, like:

add_function function

add_function function allow you to define a function to the StoryBoard. When you create a button widget and you set a on_click function name, the StoryBoards need to know this function to call when ever you click the button.

For example:

from fletsb import LoadStoryBoard, StoryBoard

def main (st:StoryBoard):
    st.add_function(function_name="my_print", function=print)

LoadStoryBoard(main, "myUI.fletsb")

get_point function

get_point function allow to get point where some data may be in. Like on TextField there is an option where you can make the Text of the Field be saved on a place called "point", you can rename this point on the editor then you can call it using StoryBoard class and this function. For code example:

from fletsb import LoadStoryBoard, StoryBoard

def main (st:StoryBoard):
    my_point = st.get_point(point_name="my_point")

LoadStoryBoard(main, "myUI.fletsb")

navigate_to_page function

navigate_to_page function allow you to navigate to a page by call the function and give it the page name you want. You can create new pages on the editor.

add_flet_control function

add_flet_control function allow you to add external flet control on the storyBoard. For code example:

from fletsb import LoadStoryBoard, StoryBoard
import flet

def main (st:StoryBoard):
    st.add_flet_control(control=flet.Text("external text"))

LoadStoryBoard(main, "myUI.fletsb")