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OOUI

群組：	Contributors
开始：	2013-10

OOUI
Introduction
About the library OOjs primer
Getting started
Creating interfaces programmatically PHP examples Using OOUI in MediaWiki
Working with widgets
Elements GroupElements FlaggedElements LookupElements DraggableElements Widgets Icons, Indicators, and Labels Buttons and Switches Selects and Options Inputs Popups Progress bars Layouts Fields and Fieldsets Forms Stacks and Panels Menus Booklets and Pages Index and TabPanels Windows Simple messages Dialogs Process Dialogs Message Dialogs Window managers Toolbars Themes Other concepts
See also
Fixing scripts and gadgets


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Codex with Vue.js as JavaScript framework[1] will replace OOUI in current and future user-interface product development!

See section “#Future of OOUI alongside Codex” for more information.

OOUI让用户创建响应式的网页用户界面和应用。

OOUI具有国际化预备，完全提供从右至左的语言，无障碍性符合Web内容可访问性指南，并在多种浏览器中一致运行。

OOUI庫包含：

可预备使用的小部件、布局和窗体，可以直接安装并很容易扩展；
在不支持JavaScript的情况下，兼容PHP服务器端的输出；
可轻松混合和匹配以创建自定义用户界面的元素。

OOUI is available in MediaWiki Core, as well as on npm, Composer, and through cdnjs. OOUI implements a "WikimediaUI" theme – conforming to Wikimedia Foundation's design style guide. Interfaces built within MediaWiki use this theme by default, though different MediaWiki skins can and do over-ride this. 参见在MediaWiki使用OOUI的文档。 It is successfully in use in 40+ web products by Wikimedia Foundation and volunteer developers. Note, that the library was originally created for the entire user interface of VisualEditor, on top of the OOjs primer (Object-Oriented JavaScript, hence OOUI's former name "OOjs UI"). It has later been extended to serve MediaWiki Core with PHP implemented widgets or responsive interfaces in project Advanced Mobile Contributions.

OOUI is pronounced oh-oh-you-eye.

The source code is hosted on Gerrit and mirrored on GitHub.

Future of OOUI alongside Codex

Codex's toolkit will replace OOUI as the default user interface library. Currently development at the Wikimedia Foundation is focused on Codex, the design system for Wikimedia. It features guidelines and a set of tools: design tokens, components, and icons.

New OOUI feature development is limited only to products that are bound to it and have not (yet) been adapted to use Codex instead.

Note that in JS-only gadgets and userscripts, Codex can't replace OOUI as of September 2023, at least not in any practical way. For gadget/userscript developers, there is currently no successor for OOUI available. You can participate in the discussion about enabling Codex for gadgets and userscripts.