the ">" and ">=" operator gets ignored

tuupos commented 7 months ago

So make sure your problem is not related to that!

[ X] Yes, I'm sure that it is not a configuration mistake

Swiss Army Knife version

v2.5.1-dev.2

Bug description

When I use the the ">" and ">=" operator in my yaml it gets ignored beacuse it thinks it's part of scripting.

- state: '2000'
  operator: >
  styles:
    icon:
      animation: spin 3s linear infinite
      fill: var(--theme-sys-color-secondary)
      opacity: 0.9

e.g. like the > sign after the next fill.

 fill: >
 [[[ if (['home', 'not_home'].includes(state)) return 'var(--theme-sys-color-primary)';
                          return 'var(--theme-sys-color-tertiary)';

Expected behavior

The > sign should be seen as "greater than" and not as the beginning of a multiline code.

jwaz73 commented 6 months ago

@tuupos Just in case you have not found a solution to this yet...

I had to spend some time on the animation operators to understand their behavior. I found passing the operators as text corrected the strange results I was getting (enclose the operators in single quotes).

                    - state: 'P4'
                      operator: '!='
                      styles:
                        text:
                          fill: var(--theme-sys-palette-secondary85)

In the documentation for Supported Operators Marco does call out that all values should be passed as strings. The examples on the page do not show this for the operators but I tried it and achieved the results i was looking for.

Happy New Year!

-James

tuupos commented 6 months ago

Fantastic!!! I will try it out when i get home in about a week!!

Happy New Year to you too!

tuupos commented 3 months ago

It works! I hadn't had time for some months to test it !

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