SDB → CEP export

SDB's CEP export is a little hidden, so if you can't find the CEP export toggle, check out this gif
This sample repo is technically not needed. The CEP export doesn't actually export a whole panel, it simply spews out the layout (html, css and js), that you can place to whatever CEP boilerplate you wish to use.
- This sample panel is pretty much just one of the samples from the Adobe CEP page under CEP-resources/CEP_x.x/Samples. Nothing fancy.

Documentation

Documentation lives online at scriptui.joonas.me/docs. To make it easier to work with the SUI layout, the included JS contains a bunch of helper methods that you can find in the: CEP section. Not every single item has these helper methods. You don't need a specific helper method to write a click event to a button, for instance. That would make things too convoluted.

Note: pages are on the left sidebar and table of contents on the right sidebar

It's also in the SDB repo in Github under build/docs.

Issues Errwhere...

If you have any issues, questions or suggestions, you may want to post those over at the SDB repo/issues.

SDB.fetch.docs - Sample panel

A simple panel that populates a dropdownlist with the names of all open documents on reload and on button press. It does also activate documents when you select them in the dropdownlist.

General tidbits (SDB.fetch.docs)

Everything that came from the SDB's CEP export is in the index.html file.
The button movement is controlled by this little snippet at the top of the index.html file:
```
[data-item-name="fetchBtn"] > div:active {
	margin-top: 2px;
}
```
The panel works in: Indesign, Illustratorand Photoshop.
The name you'll see in the extensions menu is SDB - Fetch Docs

Theme manager & Interface color example

SDB's CEP export now has a theme manager that has to be triggered manually. There's not much to it, but you can read more here.