An actual tab.

A container containing the actual tabs, providing layout functionality.

A container for the content associated with a tab providing layout functionality.

A tab-system which allows to switch between different contents based on the selected tab.

Applys a change to a string.

Apply a set of changes to a given string.

Converts a given morph to an expression object that preserves the component definition.

The cheap way is just to generate a new spec from a component morph. however:

1. this is most inefficient solution since it involves generating and stringifying a AST. (slow)
2. it does not preserve the original formatting of the user.

instead we want to rather patch the source as needed to reconcile changes that happen in direct manipulation. This function should only be used in cases we do NOT have a preexisting definition residing in source.f

Given a morph with a corresponding spec, determine wether it still includes enough properties to bepreserved. If there is no property(s) exceeding the set of ignored props, the spec is determined removable and we escalate the consideration of removal further to the parent. By doing this, we are able to cleanup unnessecary specs that clutter component definitions.

Given a path such as "path/to/file" returns a folderized version such as: "path/to/file/".

Slight variation to getComponentNode(). Here we retrieve the component declaration, which means we include the declarator component() as well as the const variable the component is assigned to.

Transforms a given source code string such that undefined required bindings are resolved by imports.

Generates a randomized set of properties that can be applied to the given morph.

Returns the AST node of the component declarator inside the module;

Slight variation of getPropertiesNode(). In cases where a derived morph is added to a component definition this function will retreive the AST node that includes the part() or add() call. This is useful when we want to remove this node entirely from a definition. (Just removing the node returned by getPropertiesNode() will result in empty part() or add() left over in the code).

Retrieve a property declaration from a properties nodes.

Returns the AST node that containts the property attributes of a morph spec within a component definition.

Converts a certain value to a serializable expression. Requires a name of the property it belongs to, in order to properly convert nested properties.

Inserts a new component definition into a module based on a morph that will be used to generate the definition. This function is only used for initial creation of new components and therefore does not need to be decoupled from the module creation + source code changes it performs.

Inserts a new property into a properties node of a component definition located in a source string.

Joins the strings passed as paramters together so that ea string is connected via a single "/".

Randomly selects a descendant of this morph, or the morph itself if no submorphs present;

Removes a component definition together with its export(s) from a module. This function is only used in response to removing a component definition from a package and therefore does not need to be decoupled from the module + source changes it performs.

Given a proto morph, rename the corresponding component definition inside of the module it is defined in. In case the component is the top level component that determines the module's name, then we perform a renaming of the module.

Replaces a component definition within a module. This function is only used in response to resetting a component definition and therefore does not need to be decoupled from the module + source changes it performs.

In case the change of a morph needs to be reconciled, but said morph does not appear inside the component def, that means it was not yet mentioned since no overriding changes where applied. In this case we need to uncollapse the morph structure such that the overridden change can be reconciled accordingly.