What is the correct usage of 'window.Confirm'?

[SteveMaybe]

Say in an app a developer wants a user to confirm before completing something, maybe a delete action on the server. I found the window.Confirm wrapper, and came to the following working sample, but wasn't sure if this was the correct usage.

How does this look?

func main() {
	app.New("Hello World",
		div.New(text.Set("Do Thing Maybe"),
			client.OnClick(js.Script(func(ctx js.Ctx) {
				ctx.If(window.Confirm(client.NewString("Are you sure?")), js.Script(func(ctx js.Ctx) {
					ctx(client.Go(func() {
						println("Some server call..")
					}))
				})).Else(window.Alert(client.NewString("Canceled Action")))
			})),
		),
	).Launch()
}

[Splizard]

Yep, that works, however you are using the low-level JS scripting API.
Using the client package's If function, you can achieve the same thing with more clarity.
https://pkg.go.dev/qlova.org/seed@v0.3.1/client#If

package main

import (
	"qlova.org/seed/client"
	"qlova.org/seed/new/app"
	"qlova.org/seed/new/column"
	"qlova.org/seed/new/text"
	"qlova.org/seed/use/js/window"
)

func main() {
	app.New("Hello World",
		column.New(
			text.Set("Do Thing Maybe"),

			client.OnClick(
				client.If(window.Confirm(client.NewString("Are you sure?")),
					client.Go(func() {
						println("Some server call..")
					}),
				).Else(
					window.Alert(client.NewString("Canceled Action")),
				),
			),
		),
	).Launch()
}

[SteveMaybe]

That looks a lot better, thanks!