smithery/falkicon

k-fenui

Context for FenUI - the UI widget library for WoW addons. Covers frames, layouts, buttons, panels, and theming. Load this when building addon UI or working with FenUI widgets.

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$ npx skills add smithery/falkicon --skill k-fenui

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SKILL.md

FenUI Library

FenUI is a UI widget library for WoW addons - pre-built components with consistent styling and behavior.

Design Philosophy

  • Composable: Build complex UIs from simple widgets
  • Themeable: Consistent look across all widgets
  • Declarative: Describe what you want, not how to build it
  • Accessible: Proper focus handling and keyboard navigation

Widget Categories

Category Widgets Purpose
Containers Panel, Frame, Window Hold other widgets
Layout Layout, Grid, Stack Arrange children
Input Button, EditBox, Slider, Checkbox User interaction
Display Label, Icon, ProgressBar, Texture Show information
Navigation Tabs, ScrollFrame, Dropdown Navigate content

Usage Pattern

local FenUI = LibStub("FenUI")

-- Create a panel with children
local panel = FenUI.Panel:Create(parent, {
    width = 300,
    height = 200,
    title = "My Panel",
})

-- Add a button
local button = FenUI.Button:Create(panel, {
    text = "Click Me",
    onClick = function() print("Clicked!") end,
})

Layout System

FenUI uses a declarative layout system:

local layout = FenUI.Layout:Create(parent, {
    direction = "vertical",  -- or "horizontal"
    spacing = 8,
    padding = { top = 10, bottom = 10, left = 10, right = 10 },
})

-- Children are automatically arranged
layout:AddChild(widget1)
layout:AddChild(widget2)
layout:AddChild(widget3)

Common Widgets

Panel

FenUI.Panel:Create(parent, {
    width = 300,
    height = 200,
    title = "Title",        -- Optional header
    closable = true,        -- Show close button
    movable = true,         -- Allow dragging
})

Button

FenUI.Button:Create(parent, {
    text = "Click Me",
    width = 100,
    height = 24,
    onClick = function() end,
    onEnter = function() end,  -- Hover
    onLeave = function() end,
})

Tabs

FenUI.Tabs:Create(parent, {
    tabs = {
        { id = "tab1", label = "First", content = frame1 },
        { id = "tab2", label = "Second", content = frame2 },
    },
    defaultTab = "tab1",
    onTabChanged = function(tabId) end,
})

Grid

FenUI.Grid:Create(parent, {
    columns = 3,
    rowHeight = 30,
    columnWidth = 100,
    spacing = 4,
})

Theming

FenUI supports theming via a theme table:

FenUI:SetTheme({
    colors = {
        background = { 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.9 },
        text = { 1, 1, 1, 1 },
        accent = { 0.2, 0.6, 1, 1 },
    },
    fonts = {
        normal = "GameFontNormal",
        header = "GameFontNormalLarge",
    },
})

Best Practices

  1. Use Layout - Don't manually position widgets; use Layout containers
  2. Prefer FenUI widgets - Don't create raw frames when a FenUI widget exists
  3. Keep View layer thin - UI code should just display data from Bridge layer
  4. Test at different scales - Check UI at various UI scale settings