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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The Pear API enables applications to interact with Pear platform features.
Most application peer-to-peer functionality is provided by ecosystem modules rather than the API.
Platform APIs are unchangable. Compatiblity cannot break. So the Pear API surface aims to be (and remain)
Platform APIs are unchangeable. Compatibility cannot break. So the Pear API surface aims to be (and remain)
as small as possible.
## `global.Pear`
@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ A function which accepts a pattern object and returns an [`Iambus`](https://gith
If no pattern object or an empty pattern object is provided all messages will be emitted. A pattern object is an object (typically) containing a subset of matching values for a given target object. Message objects can be user generated or platform generated.
The subscriber stream has a `data` event which can be listened to, it can also be consumed with `for await` and an listener function can be passed in addition to pattern (`message(pattern, listener)`) or as a single argument (`messages(listener)`) (indicateding a catch-all pattern).
The subscriber stream has a `data` event which can be listened to, it can also be consumed with `for await` and an listener function can be passed in addition to pattern (`message(pattern, listener)`) or as a single argument (`messages(listener)`) (indicating a catch-all pattern).
A message object may have any properties. Platform-generated messages are given a `type` property.
@@ -573,7 +573,7 @@ Resolves to: `{x <Integer>, y <Integer>, width <Integer>, height <Integer>} | nu
The height, width, horizontal (`x`), vertical (`y`) position of the window relative to the screen.
All units ar (pixels)
All units are (pixels)
If the window is closed this will resolve to `null`.
@@ -739,7 +739,7 @@ Resolves to: `{x <Integer>, y <Integer>, width <Integer>, height <Integer>} | nu
The height, width, horizontal (`x`), vertical (`y`) position of the window relative to the screen.
All units ar (pixels)
All units are (pixels)
If the Window is closed this will resolve to `null`.
@@ -877,7 +877,7 @@ Whether the current window is maximized. Throws a `TypeError` if `self` is a vie
Resolves to: `<Boolean>`
Whether the current window is minmized. Throws a `TypeError` if `self` is a view.
Whether the current window is minimized. Throws a `TypeError` if `self` is a view.
### `const { parent } = Pear.Window` `const { parent } = Pear.View`
@@ -970,7 +970,7 @@ Whether the parent window is maximized. Throws a `TypeError` if `parent` is a vi
Resolves to: `<Boolean>`
Whether the parent window is minmized. Throws a `TypeError` if `parent` is a view.
Whether the parent window is minimized. Throws a `TypeError` if `parent` is a view.
## Web APIs
@@ -987,7 +987,7 @@ In browsers, `window.open` opens a new browser window. The opened window belongs
In Pear, `window.open` loads the URL in the **default system browser**. It does *not* create a new application window (use `Pear.Window` to create application windows).
Therefore Pear's `window.open` only supports a single url argument. The `target` and `windowFeatures` parameters that browsers support are discarded.
Therefore Pear's `window.open` only supports a single URL argument. The `target` and `windowFeatures` parameters that browsers support are discarded.
### Scripts and Modules