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MSFS Approach to Coding An EFB/Tablet

Cam1McH

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Hi there,
I was wondering if there was some sort of a template for creating an EFB/Tablet for an aircraft? I have coded a tablet previously but none of the code worked as I used standard HTML and javascript. I have seen in a lot of aircraft there are Template.html and template.js so I was not sure if that was linked in any way to a template of some respects or a base to use.

if not what would be the best approach to coding something like this and if there was any software like react.js electron.js etc etc

Thanks!
 
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There is something like react.js!
it is worth noting that these sections describe the underlying SDK API for creating gauges using JavaScript, however many aircraft - both custom ones and those from Microsoft - use the MSFS Avionics Framework, which is a component based API specifically designed for making instrumentation using a React-like framework.
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JavaScript

docs.flightsimulator.com docs.flightsimulator.com
 
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