Viewport (viewport)

The viewport allows the widgets to overflow in a given direction.

It's important to note that the viewport is an unbounded widget. This means that widgets can be laid out indefinitely along a given axis.

Example

border [height: 4, width: 10]
    viewport [offset: 2]
        text "1"
        text "2"
        text "3"
        text "4"

┌────────┐
│3       │
│4       │
└────────┘

Attributes

direction

Specifies the direction to lay out the widgets.

Default value: "forwards"

Valid values:

• "backwards" or "backward"
• "forwards" or "forward"

border [height: 5, width: 10]
    viewport [direction: "backward"]
        text "1"

┌────────┐
│        │
│        │
│1       │
└────────┘

axis

Specify along which axis to layout the widgets.

Valid values:

• "horz" | "horizontal"
• "vert" | "vertical"

offset

Offset the widgets. See the example at the top.

clamp

Clamp the offset preventing the last widget from being drawn outside of the viewport.

Note: this feature is currently broken