switch case kind menu in Espruino?

I Wonder how to make simple menu for LCD or OLED ssd1306, I know how to create it in arduino programming style using switch case function, are here any samples about that?

I did a menu on an LCD - there's an old version of the code in this thread over here, though I haven't updated the code there to the latest version I'm using, and I don't have it in github for some stupid reason:

https://www.hackster.io/azzy/adjustable-­color-temperature-desk-lamp (there's also a thread here on it but the code on hackster is newer, I think)

It's sort of ugly though. I avoid switch-case whenever possible - my track record with writing switch/case statements and not screwing them up is miserable.

I actually had a menu library I'd fiddled with myself. I'll see if I can dig it out. Personally, I stored the whole menu as structure where the values were functions that got executed when selected, something like:

var myMenu2 = {
  "A Title":0,
  "Back":function() {set_menu(myMenu); },
};
var myMenu = {
  "Main Menu Title":0,
  "A Submenu":function() { set_menu(myMenu2); },
  "Run some code":function() { ... }
};

It made it relatively simple and easy to read. The menu code then just iterates over the object's fields and draws them, then when selected it runs the function.

Ok, just dug it out:

var exports = {};

exports.list = function(g, items) {
  var options = items[""];
  if (!(options instanceof Object)) options = {};
  if (options.selected === undefined)
    options.selected = 0;
  if (!options.fontHeight)
    options.fontHeight = 6;
  var y = 0|options.y;
  if (options.title)
    y += options.fontHeight+2;

  var menuItems = Object.keys(items).slice(1); // remove first item
 
  var l = {
    draw : function() {
      g.clear();
      g.setColor(-1);
      if (options.title) {
        g.drawString(options.title,(g.getWidth()­-g.stringWidth(options.title))/2,y-optio­ns.fontHeight-2);
        g.drawLine(0,y-2,g.getWidth(),y-2);
      }

      var rows = 0|Math.min((g.getHeight()-y) / options.fontHeight,menuItems.length);
      var idx = E.clip(options.selected-rows/2,0,menuIte­ms.length-rows);
      var iy = y;

      while (rows--) {
        if (idx==options.selected) {
          g.fillRect(0,iy,g.getWidth()-1,iy+option­s.fontHeight-1);
          g.setColor(0);
        }
        g.drawString(menuItems[idx++],0,iy);
        g.setColor(-1);
        iy += options.fontHeight;
      }
      if (g.flip) g.flip();
    },
    select : function() {
      var item = items[menuItems[options.selected]];
      if ("function" == typeof item)
        item();
    },
    move : function(dir) {
      options.selected = 0|Math.clip(options.selected+dir,0,menuI­tems.length-1);
      l.draw();
    }
  };
  l.draw();
  return l;
};


var menu = exports; // would be a require if this were a library
A5.write(0); // GND
A7.write(1); // VCC

// Setup SPI
var spi = new SPI();
spi.setup({ sck:B1, mosi:B10 });

var g,m;

var mainmenu = {
  "" : {
    "title" : "-- Menu --"
  },
  "Light On" : function() { LED1.set(); },
  "Light Off" : function() { LED1.reset(); },
  "Submenu" : function() { m=menu.list(g, submenu); },
};

var submenu = {
  "" : {
    "title" : "-- SubMenu --"
  },
  "One" : undefined,
  "Two" : undefined,
  "< Back" : function() { m=menu.list(g, mainmenu); },
};
                                         

function onInit() {
  g = require("PCD8544").connect(spi,B13,B14,B­15, function() {
    m = menu.list(g, mainmenu);
  });
}

// Now just call things when buttons are pressed
// m.move(1); moves down
// m.move(-1); moves up
// m.select(); selects item

onInit();

Anyone think this would be worth turning into a 'proper' module?

Note: LCD is set up as in this tutorial

Thanks Gordon, I'll check it later on today, will try to use it under SSD1306, hope I can manage

Great! it should be fine with that - the default font is quite small.

Let me know if you've got any thoughts - I'd love to get this into a module as soon as possible really.

hi, still fighting with it ;) could you tell me how to change font size ;)

ok, I've got it, it was in the graphic library, g.setFontVector(..);
every day I see more and more how easy Espruino is ;)

Great! :)

Actually if you want some fonts that look a bit better, you can load in Bitmap fonts as well: http://www.espruino.com/Fonts