Currently in the process of developing an application using the H5P plug-in, I came across the need to create something for the H5P editor. This led me to discover this documentation on implementing a widget.
/**
* Module for Color selector widget
*
* @param {H5P.jQuery} $
*/
H5PEditor.widgets.colorSelector = H5PEditor.ColorSelector = (function ($) {
/**
* Initializes color selector.
*
* @class H5PEditor.ColorSelector
*
* @param {Object} parent
* @param {Object} field
* @param {string} params
* @param {H5PEditor.SetParameters} setValue
*/
function C(parent, field, params, setValue) {
this.parent = parent;
this.field = field;
this.params = params;
this.setValue = setValue;
}
/**
* Adds the field to the wrapper.
*
* @param {H5P.jQuery} $wrapper
*/
C.prototype.appendTo = function ($wrapper) {};
/**
* Validate the current values.
*
* @returns {boolean}
*/
C.prototype.validate = function () {};
/**
* Remove the current field
*/
C.prototype.remove = function () {};
return C;
})(H5P.jQuery);
Since I intend to utilize other classes already coded in TypeScript, maintaining consistency is crucial regarding my programming language choices. The structure involving two identical classes with the same content at the beginning and end of the code is puzzling; it's an unfamiliar concept to me.
I would greatly appreciate any guidance on correctly translating this example into TypeScript. Suggestions on naming conventions for this construction are also welcome.
Thank you in advance!