Builder

import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.screen.LastSelectable
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.screen.widget.LayoutWidget
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.screen.widget.PopupWidget
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.screen.widget.custom.CustomButtonWidget
import net.minecraft.client.MinecraftClient
import net.minecraft.client.gui.Element
import net.minecraft.client.gui.ParentElement
import net.minecraft.client.gui.widget.TextWidget
import net.minecraft.text.Text
import net.minecraft.util.Identifier

fun main() { 
   //sampleStart 
   // builds and pushes an example popup widget to a PopupParentElement
// start with the builder. The title will be displayed at the top of the popup like a windows window title
// dy default the horizontal and vertical padding will be 4px; it can be changed here too
val popup = PopupWidget.Builder(Text.translatable("my.cool.popup"))
    //you can add horizontal dividers between content. it automatically justifies to the popup width
    .addDivider()
    //adds a basic element. give it a unique name, and position it
    //this element is positioned below the last added element (the divider in this case), and aligned centered in the popup
    .add("text_element", TextWidget(Text.translatable("my.cool.popup.text"), MinecraftClient.getInstance().textRenderer).alignCenter(),
        LayoutWidget.Position.BELOW, LayoutWidget.Position.ALIGN_CENTER)
    //adds a button, this element is below the "text_element" one, and aligned left in the popup bounds
    .add("button_1", CustomButtonWidget.builder(Text.translatable("my.cool.popup.button1")) { b-> }.size(50, 44).build(),
        LayoutWidget.Position.BELOW, LayoutWidget.Position.ALIGN_LEFT )
    //a second button, this one is aligned horizontal to the top edge of the "button_1" element,
    //aligns to the right of the widget window and is stretched to meet the closest element to its left ("button_1" in this case)
    .add("button_2", CustomButtonWidget.builder(Text.translatable("my.cool.popup.button2")) { b-> }.size(50, 20).build(),
        LayoutWidget.Position.ALIGN_RIGHT_AND_JUSTIFY, LayoutWidget.Position.HORIZONTAL_TO_TOP_EDGE)
    //repeat that with button 3, this time aligned to "button_1" bottom edge
    //this element has a defined parent (button_1), instead of automatically picking the last element
    .add("button_3", CustomButtonWidget.builder(Text.translatable("my.cool.popup.button3")) { b-> }.size(50, 20).build(), "button_1",
        LayoutWidget.Position.ALIGN_RIGHT_AND_JUSTIFY, LayoutWidget.Position.HORIZONTAL_TO_BOTTOM_EDGE)
    //there is a special method for adding a "Done" button, this also takes "button_1" as its parent in this case
    //it will automatically align below the parent element and justify across the entire width of the widget
    .addDoneWidget(parent = "button_1")
    //popups can be positioned relative to various contexts.
    //in this case we are using the screen as context, positioning it 100px from the bottom right edge of the screen
    //the context method will bound the popup within the screen if the widget is bigger than 100x100
    .positionX(PopupWidget.Builder.screenContext{ w -> w - 100 })
    .positionY(PopupWidget.Builder.screenContext{ h -> h - 100 })
    //tells the popup to not render a blur behind it
    .noBlur()
    //clicking outside of this widget won't close it automatically (which is default behavior)
    .noCloseOnClick()
    //provide a custom background like so.
    //make sure the texture is a nine-patch texture, and the popup will expect 8 pixels of border and padding before content
    .background(Identifier.of("my_mod", "my_custom_background"))
    //create the popup!
    .build()

//Last step: push the popup to screen, the PopupWidget API will push the popup onto an open PopupParentElement screen, if any
PopupWidget.push(popup) 
   //sampleEnd
}