Style System

Styles are declared in the style object of any visual component, grouped into named domains. Domains are applied independently — you may use any combination.

"style": {
"layout":     { "maxWidth": "infinity", "padding": { "horizontal": 16 } },
"common":     { "foreground": { "color": "white" }, "cornerRadius": 12 },
"navigation": { "navigationTitle": "My Screen" },
"animation":  { "kind": "spring", "value": "${iconScale}", "duration": 1.0 }
}

7.1 style.common

Property	Type / Values	Description
foreground	color object or gradient	Text and icon foreground color.
background	color, material, gradient, or component	Background fill. See §7.5 for all background forms.
font	string preset or font object	Font style. See §7.2.
cornerRadius	number	Corner radius in points.
opacity	number 0–1 or expr	Component opacity.
scale	number or expr	Scales the rendered component. Animatable via style.animation.
overlay	component	Renders a component as an overlay on top of this component.
tint	color value	Tint color applied to the component.
disabled	bool or expr	When truthy, renders the component in a disabled (greyed-out, non-interactive) state.
glass	string or expr	iOS 26 liquid glass effect. See §7.27.

7.2 Font Values

Form	Example	Notes
String preset	”headline”	Presets: largeTitle, title, title2, headline, body, callout, subheadline, footnote, caption.
System font	{ “kind”: “system”, “size”: 16 }	Custom-size system font.
Named + weight	{ “kind”: “title”, “weight”: “bold” }	Weights: ultraLight, light, regular, medium, semibold, bold, heavy, black.

7.3 Color Values

Supported color keywords (closed list)

A bare-string color keyword MUST be one of the following. Anything else is treated as an unrecognised string and fails validation.

Semantic / adaptive: primary, secondary, clear, accentColor, background, surface, surfaceVariant, onSurface, onSurfaceVariant, outline, error.

Named: blue, white, black, green, red, yellow, orange, purple, gray, cyan, mint, pink, indigo, teal, brown.

Keyword matching is case-insensitive (accentcolor and accentColor both work).

Forms

Form	Example	Notes
System keyword	”primary”	One of the closed-list keywords above.
Hex string	”#4A90D9”	3-digit (#RGB), 6-digit (#RRGGBB), or 8-digit (#RRGGBBAA) hex, case-insensitive.
State ref	”${iconColor}“	Color value stored in state.
Expression	”{{ ${isError} ? ‘red’ : ‘green’ }}“	Computed color from an expression. Result string must itself be a keyword or hex.
Color + opacity	{ “color”: “blue”, “opacity”: 0.5 }	Any color form with a fractional opacity (0–1). Applies to both named and hex colors.
Adaptive (light/dark)	{ “light”: “white”, “dark”: “black” }	System-resolved color: uses “light” value in light mode, “dark” value in dark mode.
Adaptive + opacity	{ “light”: “white”, “dark”: “black”, “opacity”: 0.8 }	Adaptive color with opacity applied after trait resolution.

Note

The light and dark keys must both be present for adaptive color resolution. A dict with only one of them is invalid.

Note

Dict color forms (color+opacity, light/dark) are accepted anywhere a plain Color value is accepted — including foreground, tint, and nested color fields such as shadow.color.

"foreground": "blue"
"foreground": { "color": "${textColor}" }
"foreground": { "color": "#4A90D9", "opacity": 0.8 }
"foreground": { "light": "black", "dark": "white" }
"foreground": { "light": "#1A1A1A", "dark": "#F5F5F5", "opacity": 0.9 }
"shadow": { "color": { "color": "black", "opacity": 0.35 }, "radius": 8, "x": 0, "y": 4 }
"stroke": { "content": { "color": "{{ #{orientation} == 'landscape' ? 'red' : 'yellow' }}" },
"style": { "lineWidth": 5 } }

Anti-patterns — NOT supported (will fail validation)

Do NOT use UIKit / SwiftUI semantic color names. They are NOT in the closed list above, render as literal strings, and validation rejects them:

label, secondaryLabel, tertiaryLabel, quaternaryLabel, placeholderText, separator, opaqueSeparator, link, systemBlue, systemRed, systemOrange, systemGreen, systemYellow, systemPink, systemPurple, systemTeal, systemIndigo, systemGray (and systemGray2 … systemGray6), systemBackground, secondarySystemBackground, tertiarySystemBackground, systemFill, secondarySystemFill, tertiarySystemFill, lightText, darkText.

Mapping iOS instincts to StemJSON:

Want	Use
Muted text / secondaryLabel	"secondary"
Tertiary contrast / tertiaryLabel	{ "color": "primary", "opacity": 0.6 }
systemBlue accent	"accentColor" (inherits host tint) or "blue"
systemBackground	"background"
systemGray* shades	{ "color": "gray", "opacity": 0.4–0.8 } or hex literals for exact values

Programmatic refs (Color.blue, UIColor.systemBlue, .systemBackground) are not supported — bare keyword or hex only.

7.4 Gradient Values

Type	Required fields
linear	colors (array), startPoint, endPoint
radial	colors (array), center, startRadius, endRadius
angular	colors (array), center, startAngle, endAngle

"background": { "gradient": { "linear": {
"colors": ["#1FA2FF", "#12D8FA"],
"startPoint": "leading", "endPoint": "trailing" } } }

7.5 Background Forms

Form	Example
Solid color	"background": { "color": "blue" }
Color + opacity	"background": { "color": "blue", "opacity": 0.5 }
Adaptive color	"background": { "light": "white", "dark": "#1C1C1E" }
Adaptive + opacity	"background": { "light": "white", "dark": "#1C1C1E", "opacity": 0.8 }
Plain string	"background": "blue" or "background": "#4A90D9"
Material	"background": { "material": "ultraThin" }
Color + material	"background": { "color": "blue", "material": "ultraThin" }
Gradient	"background": { "gradient": { "linear": { "colors": ["#A", "#B"], "startPoint": "top", "endPoint": "bottom" } } }
Component	"background": { "type": "template", "id": "...", "context": { "_source": "dp://..." } }

⚠ Discriminator wrapper required. Background, foreground, and style.shape.fill decode by looking up a single discriminator key on the dict: color, gradient, or material. Writing "background": { "linear": {...} } directly is INVALID — the gradient value MUST be nested under the gradient key as shown above. The same wrapper rule applies to style.common.foreground and style.shape.fill (foreground does NOT accept materials).

ℹ Note: Power feature — background as a component: embed any shape or template as the background value to create rich animated backgrounds without native code.

7.6 style.layout

Property	Type	Description
width	number	Fixed width in points.
height	number	Fixed height in points.
minWidth	number	Minimum width constraint.
minHeight	number	Minimum height constraint.
maxWidth	number or “infinity”	Maximum width. “infinity” expands to fill available space.
maxHeight	number or “infinity”	Maximum height.
alignment	string	Frame alignment when width/height constraints create extra space: leading | center | trailing | top | bottom | topLeading | topTrailing | bottomLeading | bottomTrailing. Default: center.
padding	object or number	Padding. Object: { top, bottom, leading, trailing, horizontal, vertical }.
offset	object	Positional offset: { x, y }.

ℹ Note — frame alignment default is center. When maxWidth or maxHeight creates a frame larger than the content’s intrinsic size, the content is centered within the frame by default. For text components that should be left-aligned, explicitly set "alignment": "leading". This is particularly important for text inside vstacks with maxWidth: "infinity" — without alignment: "leading", single-line text will appear centered even if the parent vstack has _alignment: "leading" (the parent aligns the child’s frame, but the text within that frame still centers).

7.7 style.navigation

Property	Type	Description
navigationTitle	string or expr	Sets the navigation bar title. Supports context refs: ”@{item.name}“.
navigationBarTitleDisplayMode	string enum	Title display size: automatic
toolbarLeading	component	A component rendered in the leading (left) position of the navigation toolbar.
toolbarTrailing	component	A component rendered in the trailing (right) position of the navigation toolbar.

"style": {
"navigation": {
"navigationTitle": "@{item.name}",
"navigationBarTitleDisplayMode": "large",
"toolbarTrailing": {
"id": "close_btn", "type": "button",
"context": { "_label": "Done" },
"events": { "onTap": [{ "state": { "id": "close_act", "input": { "onClose": true } } }] }
}
}
}

7.8 style.button

// Standard preset:
"style": { "button": { "standard": { "type": "borderedProminent", "shape": "roundedRectangle" } } }

// Custom button style:
"style": {
"button": {
"custom": {
"layout": { "maxWidth": "infinity", "minHeight": 44 },
"common": { "foreground": { "color": "white" }, "cornerRadius": 10,
"background": { "color": "blue" } }
}
}
}

Standard type values: plain, borderless, automatic, bordered, borderedProminent. Standard shape values: capsule, circle, automatic, roundedRectangle.

7.9 style.shape

Applied to shape components (circle, rectangle, roundedRectangle, star, bubble, capsule, ellipse) and embedded background shapes.

Property	Type	Description
fill	solid color or gradient	Fill style.
stroke	object	Stroke: { “content”: …, “style”: { “lineWidth”: number } }. “content” accepts the same value forms as fill — a color string, { “light”: …, “dark”: … }, { “color”: … }, or { “gradient”: … }. A gradient stroke is { “content”: { “gradient”: { “linear”: … } } } — the gradient is the discriminator itself, never nested inside “color”.
trim	object	Path trim: { “from”: 0.0, “to”: 1.0 }. Used for progress-ring effects.
rotation	object	Rotation: { “angle”: number_or_expr, “anchor”: “center” }. Animatable.
inset	number	Insets the shape rendering within its frame.

7.10 style.animation

Property	Type	Description
kind	string enum	Curve: spring
value	expr	The expression or state ref whose change triggers the animation.
duration	number (sec)	Animation duration in seconds.
bounce	number 0–1	Spring bounce amount (spring animations only).
blendDuration	number (sec)	Duration for blending between animation states.
repeater	object	Repeat: { “count”: number, “repeatForever”: bool, “autoreverses”: bool }.

7.11 style.modal

Modal overlays are configured in style rather than via navigation actions. All modal types require an isPresented binding to a state boolean.

A style.modal block declares one or more modal types, keyed by type name (each type at most once). Every declared modal is attached independently, with its own isPresented binding — so a single component can present, e.g., both an alert and a sheet at once, mirroring SwiftUI’s stackable .alert(…).sheet(…) modifiers. When several are declared they attach in a fixed order: alert → sheet → popover → fullScreenCover.

Modal type	Required properties	Optional
alert	title, isPresented	message, actions (array of button components)
popover	isPresented, content (component)	—
sheet	isPresented, content (component)	—
fullScreenCover	isPresented, content (component)	—

"style": {
"modal": {
"alert": {
"title": "Delete item?",
"message": "This cannot be undone.",
"isPresented": "${showDeleteAlert}",
"actions": [
{ "id": "btn_cancel",  "type": "button", "context": { "_label": "Cancel" } },
{ "id": "btn_confirm", "type": "button", "context": { "_label": "Delete" },
"events": { "onTap": [{ "state": { "id": "dismiss",
"input": { "showDeleteAlert": false } } }] } }
]
}
}
}

A single component may carry several modals — each its own key, each with an independent isPresented:

"style": {
"modal": {
"alert": {
"title": "Delete item?",
"isPresented": "${showDeleteAlert}",
"actions": [
{ "id": "btn_confirm", "type": "button", "context": { "_label": "Delete" } }
]
},
"sheet": {
"isPresented": "${showDetails}",
"content": { "id": "details_panel", "type": "vstack", "children": [] }
}
}
}

7.12 style.text

Applied to text components to control typographic presentation.

Property	Type / Values	Description
multilineTextAlignment	string enum	Text alignment: leading
lineLimit	integer	Maximum number of lines. Absent means unlimited.
lineSpacing	number	Extra vertical space between lines in points.
truncationMode	string enum	Truncation position: head
minimumScaleFactor	number 0–1	Minimum scale factor for automatic font shrinking.
bold	boolean	Applies bold weight to the text font.
italic	boolean	Applies italic style to the text font.
textCase	string enum	Transforms text casing: uppercase (or upper)

7.13 style.textField

Applied to textfield components to control input appearance.

Property	Type / Values	Description
standard	string enum	Input field style: automatic
keyboardType	string enum	Keyboard layout: default
autocapitalization	string enum	Capitalization: sentences
submitLabel	string enum	Return key label: done
autocorrectionDisabled	boolean	When true, disables autocorrection for this field.

7.14 style.datePicker

Applied to datePicker components to control the presentation style. When omitted, the platform’s automatic default is used.

Property	Type / Values	Description
datePicker	string enum	Date picker display style. One of: compact, graphical, wheel, automatic (default).

Value	Description
compact	Compact inline display with expandable calendar popover.
graphical	Full calendar grid displayed inline.
wheel	Scrolling drum-roll wheel picker.
automatic	Platform-chosen default based on context.

7.15 style.shadow

Property	Type	Description
color	color value	Shadow color. Default: black with reduced opacity.
radius	number	Shadow blur radius in points.
x	number	Horizontal shadow offset. Positive shifts right.
y	number	Vertical shadow offset. Positive shifts down.
outer	boolean	When true, prevents shadow from showing through transparent areas.

7.16 style.scroll

Applied to scroll and list components to control scrolling behavior.

Property	Type / Values	Description
anchor	string or object	Scroll anchor point. Values: top
scrollDisabled	boolean	When true, disables scrolling interaction.
bounce	boolean	Controls bounce behavior.
paging	boolean	When true, enables paged scrolling (one full page per swipe).
dismissesKeyboard	string	Keyboard dismissal behaviour when the user scrolls. Values: automatic | interactively | immediately | never. When unset, platform default stands.

ℹ Keyboard dismissal. Numeric keyboards (decimalPad, numberPad, phonePad) have no Return key, so forms containing them should set style.scroll.dismissesKeyboard on an enclosing scroll. "immediately" dismisses on any scroll; "interactively" follows the user’s drag. Alphanumeric keyboards additionally support the Return key (see style.textField.submitLabel).

7.17 style.swipe

Applied to list rows or any component to add swipe-to-reveal actions.

Property	Type	Description
leading	SwipeManifest	Swipe actions revealed from the leading (left) edge.
trailing	SwipeManifest	Swipe actions revealed from the trailing (right) edge.

SwipeManifest structure:

Field	Type	Description
content	component	The component rendered as the swipe action button.
allowsFullSwipe	boolean	When true, a full swipe triggers the first action automatically. Default: false.

"style": {
"swipe": {
"trailing": {
"content": {
"id": "delete_btn", "type": "button",
"context": { "_label": "Delete" },
"style": { "common": { "foreground": { "color": "white" },
"background": { "color": "red" } } },
"events": { "onTap": [{ "state": { "id": "del_act",
"input": { "deleteId": "@{item.id}" } } }] }
},
"allowsFullSwipe": true
}
}
}

7.18 style.section

Applied to section components inside a form or list to override platform-default row presentation.

Property	Type / Values	Description
listRowBackground	color value	Background color applied to every row in the section. “clear” removes the default background entirely.
listRowInsets	string or object	Inset override for every row. “zero” removes the default insets. Object form: { top, bottom, leading, trailing }.

"style": {
"section": {
"listRowBackground": "clear",
"listRowInsets": "zero"
}
}

7.19 style.map

Applied to map components to control visual presentation. When omitted, the map renders with the standard style.

Property	Type / Values	Description
kind	string enum	Map presentation style. One of: standard (default), hybrid, imagery.
kind value	Description
standard	Vector road map with labels. Default when style.map is absent.
hybrid	Satellite imagery overlaid with roads and labels.
imagery	Satellite imagery only, no roads or labels.

"style": {
"map": {
"kind": "hybrid"
}
}

7.20 style.picker

Applied to picker components to control the presentation style. When omitted, the platform’s automatic default is used.

Property	Type / Values	Description
picker	string enum	Picker presentation style. One of: segmented, menu, wheel, inline, automatic (default).

Value	Description
segmented	Horizontal segmented control. Best for a small number of short options (2–5).
menu	Compact drop-down menu. Suitable for longer option lists.
wheel	Scrolling drum-roll wheel. Familiar for date-style or multi-column selection.
inline	Expanded inline picker embedded directly in the layout.
automatic	Platform-chosen default based on context. Applied when style.picker is absent.

"style": { "picker": "menu" }
"style": { "picker": "segmented" }
"style": { "picker": "wheel" }

7.21 style.video

Applied to video and media components to control AVKit presentation. Consumed directly by the renderer; not applied as a SwiftUI view modifier.

Property	Type / Values	Description
controls	bool	Show or hide native AVKit playback controls. Default: true.
gravity	string enum	Video fill / fit behaviour inside the component frame. Default: resizeAspect.

gravity value	Description
resizeAspect	Letterbox / pillarbox to fit frame. Preserves aspect ratio (default).
resizeAspectFill	Crop to fill frame. Preserves aspect ratio; may clip edges.
resize	Stretch to fill frame. Distorts aspect ratio.

"style": {
  "video": {
    "controls": false,
    "gravity":  "resizeAspectFill"
  }
}

7.22 style.pdf

Applied to pdf and media components to control PDFView layout. Consumed directly by the renderer; not applied as a SwiftUI view modifier.

Property	Type / Values	Description
displayMode	string enum	Page layout mode. Default: singlePage.
displayDirection	string enum	Scroll axis. Default: vertical.
autoScales	bool	Scale each page to fit the view width automatically. Default: true.
showPageNumbers	bool	Display a page-number overlay. Default: false.

displayMode value	Description
singlePage	One page at a time (default).
singlePageContinuous	Continuous single-column scroll.
twoUp	Two pages side-by-side.
twoUpContinuous	Continuous two-column scroll.

displayDirection	Description
vertical	Scroll top to bottom (default).
horizontal	Scroll left to right (page-turn style).

"style": {
  "pdf": {
    "displayMode":      "singlePageContinuous",
    "displayDirection": "vertical",
    "autoScales":       true,
    "showPageNumbers":  true
  }
}

7.23 style.grid

Applied to grid components to configure track sizing and pinned section views. Consumed directly by the renderer. lazyVGrid uses columns; lazyHGrid uses rows; plain grid ignores both (SwiftUI Grid manages its own layout).

Property	Type	Description
columns	array of items	Column track descriptors for lazyVGrid. One descriptor per track.
rows	array of items	Row track descriptors for lazyHGrid. One descriptor per track.
pinnedViews	string enum	Sections to pin while scrolling. Default: none.

Grid item object

Field	Type	Required for kind	Description
kind	string	Always	Track sizing algorithm: fixed, flexible, or adaptive.
size	number	fixed only	Exact track size in points.
minimum	number	adaptive required; flexible optional	Minimum track size in points. Default: 10.
maximum	number	Optional	Maximum track size in points. Default: infinity (no limit).
spacing	number	Optional	Spacing between items in this track. Default: platform default.
alignment	string	Optional	Per-item alignment within the track. Accepts any alignment value from §7 alignment table.

kind value	Sizing behaviour
fixed	Track is exactly size points wide/tall. size is required.
flexible	Track grows/shrinks between minimum and maximum.
adaptive	Renderer fits as many minimum-sized items as possible per track.

pinnedViews value	Description
sectionHeaders	Pin section header views while scrolling.
sectionFooters	Pin section footer views while scrolling.
all	Pin both headers and footers.

"style": {
  "grid": {
    "columns": [
      { "kind": "adaptive", "minimum": 80 },
      { "kind": "flexible" },
      { "kind": "fixed",    "size": 120 }
    ],
    "pinnedViews": "sectionHeaders"
  }
}

7.24 style.splitView

Applied to splitview components to configure column layout. Consumed directly by the renderer; not applied as a SwiftUI modifier.

Property	Type	Required	Description
preferred	string	Optional	Split view layout style: "automatic" (default) | "balanced" | "prominentDetail".
visibility	string	Optional	Initial column visibility: "automatic" (default) | "all" | "detailOnly".
sidebarWidth	object	Optional	Sidebar column width constraints (see below). Omit to use system defaults.

sidebarWidth object

Field	Type	Required	Description
min	number	Optional	Minimum sidebar width in points.
ideal	number	Optional	Preferred sidebar width in points.
max	number	Optional	Maximum sidebar width in points.

preferred value	Behaviour
automatic	System default. Matches balanced on most iPads.
balanced	Sidebar and detail share roughly equal space.
prominentDetail	Detail column is prominent; sidebar can be collapsed to a thin strip.

visibility value	Columns shown on appearance
automatic	System decides based on available width.
all	All columns visible on appearance (sidebar + detail, or sidebar + content + detail).
detailOnly	Only the detail column is visible on appearance; sidebar is hidden.

"style": {
  "splitView": {
    "preferred": "balanced",
    "visibility": "all",
    "sidebarWidth": { "min": 200, "ideal": 260, "max": 320 }
  }
}

7.25 style.accessibility

Accessibility properties for assistive technologies (VoiceOver, Switch Control). Applied after all visual styles. All properties are optional — omit the entire accessibility domain when a component’s built-in semantics are sufficient.

Property	Type	Description
label	string / expr	Short description read by VoiceOver. Overrides the component’s default label.
hint	string / expr	Additional context describing the result of activating the element (e.g. “Double tap to save your changes”).
value	string / expr	Current value for stateful components (sliders, progress). Supports expressions for dynamic updates.
hidden	bool / expr	When true, the component is hidden from the accessibility tree. Use for decorative elements.
traits	string	Semantic role(s). Comma-separated. See trait values below.
identifier	string / expr	Stable identifier for UI testing frameworks. Not read by VoiceOver.

Supported trait values

Value	Meaning
button	Element behaves as a button.
header	Element is a section header.
image	Element is an image.
link	Element is a hyperlink.
selected	Element is currently selected.
searchField	Element is a search field.
startsMediaSession	Activating this element starts media playback.
updatesFrequently	Element’s value changes frequently (e.g. a timer).
isModal	Element is part of a modal interface.

Multiple traits: "traits": "button, header".

When to use

• Interactive elements without visible text — icon-only buttons MUST have a label.
• Decorative elements — dividers, background images, and debug views SHOULD set "hidden": true.
• Dynamic state — progress bars, sliders, counters SHOULD provide a value expression that updates as state changes.
• Sections — section headers SHOULD set "traits": "header" for proper navigation.

Example

{
  "id": "save_btn",
  "type": "button",
  "context": { "_label": "", "_image": "sf://checkmark.circle.fill" },
  "style": {
    "accessibility": {
      "label": "Save",
      "hint": "Saves your changes",
      "traits": "button"
    }
  }
}

Dynamic value example:

"style": {
  "accessibility": {
    "label": "Download progress",
    "value": "{{ ${progress} * 100 + '% complete' }}",
    "traits": "updatesFrequently"
  }
}

7.26 style.tab

Tab bar appearance for tab components. All properties are optional color values.

Property	Type	Description
selectedTint	color value	Color of the selected tab bar item.
unselectedTint	color value	Color of unselected tab bar items.
barBackground	color value	Tab bar background color.

"style": {
  "tab": {
    "selectedTint": "blue",
    "unselectedTint": "#AAAAAA",
    "barBackground": "black"
  }
}

7.27 style.common.glass (iOS 26+)

The glass property in style.common applies the iOS 26 liquid glass effect to a component. On older OS versions, the runtime falls back to a thin material background.

Value	Effect
regular	Default glass. Medium transparency, adapts to any content. Suitable for most controls.
clear	High transparency. Best on media-rich or vibrant backgrounds.
identity	No visual effect. Use for conditional toggling via expressions.

Glass uses the component’s cornerRadius for shape. If cornerRadius is not set, defaults to 16 points.

"style": {
  "common": {
    "glass": "regular",
    "cornerRadius": 20
  }
}

Dynamic toggling:

"glass": "{{ ${isGlassEnabled} ? 'regular' : 'identity' }}"

Backward compatibility: On iOS 18 and earlier, glass falls back to .ultraThinMaterial with the same corner radius — the layout remains identical, only the visual effect differs.

Design guidance: Glass is best for controls floating over content (navigation bars, floating buttons, overlays). Avoid applying glass to large content areas or list rows.

7.28 style.chart

Applied to chart components to control legend, grid, animation and series colors. style.common and style.layout apply to the container. Available from spec 1.2.0.

Property	Type / Values	Description
legend	string enum	Legend placement. One of: none, top, bottom. Default: bottom when more than one series has a label, otherwise none.
gridLines	bool	Draw grid lines behind the plot. Default: true.
animated	bool	Animate changes to the plotted data. Default: true.
palette	array of color values	Colors assigned in order to series that declare no color, and to the slices of a pie series. When omitted, the platform’s default series colors apply.

"style": {
  "chart": {
    "legend":    "top",
    "gridLines": false,
    "palette":   [ "blue", "orange", "#34C759" ]
  }
}

7.29 style.web

Applied to web components. style.common and style.layout apply to the container. Available from spec 1.2.0.

Property	Type / Values	Description
javaScript	bool	Run scripts in the loaded page. Default: true.

"style": {
  "web": {
    "javaScript": false
  }
}