// This file demonstrates the spry-mkconst workflow:
// 1. The HTML template (UserContentComponent.vala.html) is converted to a const using spry-mkconst
// 2. The generated const (USER_CONTENT_COMPONENT_VALA_HTML) is referenced in the markup property
// 3. This allows the Vala language server to still recognize this file as valid Vala code

class UserContentComponent : Component {
    public override string markup { get { return USER_CONTENT_COMPONENT_VALA_HTML; } }

    private HttpContext http_context = inject<HttpContext>();

    public async override void handle_action(string action) throws Error {
        this["message"].text_content = http_context.request.query_params.get_any_or_default("message") ?? "No message provided!";
        this["action"].text_content = action;
    }
}

// Generated by spry-mkconst (would be in a separate file or included via build system):
// const string USER_CONTENT_COMPONENT_VALA_HTML = """
// <p>You said: <strong sid="message"></strong> <em>(via <span sid="action"></span>)</em></p>
// """;