Implement and register a Wave Terminal view component with ViewModel and BlockRegistry.
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Guides developers to implement a new view type within Wave Terminal by clarifying how to design a ViewModel, create a corresponding React view component, and register the new type in the BlockRegistry so it can be instantiated inside blocks.
Create a new view by implementing a ViewModel, building its React component, and registering the view type in the BlockRegistry, then instantiate a block using that view type.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To add a custom view to Wave Terminal blocks, you implement a ViewModel, build the corresponding React view component, and register the new view type in the BlockRegistry.
A Wave Terminal view type uses a Model-View architecture where a ViewModel defines the viewType and viewComponent, and the React component renders inside a BlockFrame within blocks.
Yes, you need React to implement the viewComponent, because Wave Terminal views require a corresponding React component to render content inside blocks after registration.
To register a new view type in BlockRegistry, define your ViewModel with a viewType and viewComponent, then add it to the registry so blocks can instantiate the custom view.
Yes, when creating a Wave Terminal view, you can optionally configure icons and header elements for the view component during the implementation and registration workflow.
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