This code uses the $TS.screen
function to set up a screen, specifying device identifier 'act.com/fr-fr'
and an object with custom settings for zoom, width, and cropped height. The zoom is set to 50%, width to 680 pixels, and cropped height to 400 pixels.
$TS.screen('act.com/fr-fr', {zoom: .5, width: 680, 'crop-h': 400});
typescript
// constants.ts
export const DEFAULT_ZOOM = 0.5;
export const DEFAULT_WIDTH = 680;
export const DEFAULT_HEIGHT = 400;
// BrowserHelper.ts
interface BrowserConfig {
zoom: number;
width: number;
'crop-h': number;
}
class BrowserHelper {
public static getScreenUrl(languageCode: string, config: BrowserConfig): string {
return `act.com/${languageCode}`;
}
public static getScreenConfig(config: BrowserConfig): BrowserConfig {
if (!config.zoom) config.zoom = DEFAULT_ZOOM;
if (!config.width) config.width = DEFAULT_WIDTH;
if (!config['crop-h']) config['crop-h'] = DEFAULT_HEIGHT;
return config;
}
public static getScreenUrlWithConfig(languageCode: string, config: BrowserConfig): string {
const config = this.getScreenConfig(config);
return `${this.getScreenUrl(languageCode, config)}?zoom=${config.zoom}&width=${config.width}&crop-h=${config['crop-h']}`;
}
}
// main.ts
import { BrowserConfig, DEFAULT_ZOOM, DEFAULT_WIDTH, DEFAULT_HEIGHT } from './constants';
const languageCode: string = 'fr-fr';
const config: BrowserConfig = {
zoom: 0.5,
width: 680,
'crop-h': 400,
};
const screenUrl: string = BrowserHelper.getScreenUrlWithConfig(languageCode, config);
console.log(screenUrl);
TS.screen(screenUrl);
This code uses the $TS.screen
function to set up a screen:
'act.com/fr-fr'
is likely a device or screen identifier.zoom: 0.5
: sets the zoom level to 50%.width: 680
: sets the width of the screen to 680 pixels.'crop-h': 400
: sets the cropped height of the screen to 400 pixels.Note: The exact functionality and properties may depend on the context and specific library or framework being used, as this information is not provided in the given snippet.