Annotation Interface StudioElementsGroup


@Target(METHOD) @Inherited public @interface StudioElementsGroup
Meta description that describes group of elements.

You can override an already existing StudioElementsGroup for your component by specifying the same xmlElement() and defining your xmlns() or defining a more specific target() (usually the FQN of your component).
  • Element Details

    • name

      String name
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      Default:
      ""
    • elementClassFqn

      String elementClassFqn
      FQN of element class that should be added into group.
      Default:
      ""
    • useGroupXmlns

      boolean useGroupXmlns
      Specifies that elements should use the same xml namespace as the group.
      Default:
      true
    • icon

      String icon
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      Default:
      "io/jmix/flowui/kit/meta/icon/unknownComponent.svg"
    • xmlElement

      String xmlElement
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      Default:
      ""
    • xmlns

      String xmlns
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      Default:
      ""
    • xmlnsAlias

      String xmlnsAlias
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      Default:
      ""
    • target

      String[] target
      FQNs of target component class or component tag (e.g.: tag:button)
      Default:
      {}
    • unsupportedTarget

      String[] unsupportedTarget
      FQNs of unsupported target component class or component tag (e.g.: tag:button)
      Default:
      {}
    • visible

      boolean visible
      Specifies that group should be visible in Studio preview.
      Default:
      false
    • unlimitedCount

      boolean unlimitedCount
      Defines whether an elements group can be added to component an unlimited number of times. By default, an elements group can only be added once.
      Returns:
      whether an elements group can be added to component an unlimited number of times
      Default:
      false
    • properties

      StudioProperty[] properties
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      Default:
      {}
    • documentationLink

      String documentationLink
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      Default:
      ""