Syntax

badge

Shows small labels with a dot inline, so they can follow a line of text.

Examples

Shows the run mode and state after a line of text.


    javascript
    
    
function main() {
    LogStatus("MA strategy", {type: "badge", items: [
        {text: IsVirtual() ? "Backtest" : "Live", color: "muted"},
        {text: "Running", color: "up"}
    ]})
}


    python
    
    
def main():
    LogStatus("MA strategy", {"type": "badge", "items": [
        {"text": "Backtest" if IsVirtual() else "Live", "color": "muted"},
        {"text": "Running", "color": "up"}
    ]})


    rust
    
    
fn main() {
    let mode = if IsVirtual() { "Backtest" } else { "Live" };
    let item = |text: &str, color: &str| format!(r#"{{"text": "{}", "color": "{}"}}"#, text, color);
    let badge = format!(
        r#"{{"type": "badge", "items": [{}, {}]}}"#,
        item(mode, "muted"), item("Running", "up")
    );
    // Text and a component on one line: the component goes last, as one-line JSON
    LogStatus!("MA strategy", badge);
}

Attributes

Name	Type	Description
type	string	Required. Always `badge`.
items	object array	Required. At least one badge with `text`.
items[].text	string	Required. Badge text.
items[].color	string	Color, default `primary`. Values: see `Status Bar Components`.
id	string	Stable identifier. Set it when the number or order of components changes, so refreshes do not rebuild the component.
span	number	Number of columns it spans in the enclosing `grid`. Default `1`.