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using System;
using CommunityToolkit.Maui.Markup;
using Microsoft.Maui;
using Microsoft.Maui.Controls;
using Microsoft.Maui.Essentials;
using static CommunityToolkit.Maui.Markup.GridRowsColumns;

namespace HelloMauiMarkup;

class MainPage : ContentPge
{
    public MainPage()
    {
        BindingContext = new MainViewModel();

        Content = new Grid
        {
            RowSpacing = 25,
            ColumnSpacing = 0,

            Padding = Device.RuntimePlatform switch
            {
                Device.iOS => new Thickness(30, 60, 30, 30),
                _ => new Thickness(30)
            },

            RowDefinitions = Rows.Define(
                (Row.HelloWorld, 44),
                (Row.Welcome, Auto),
                (Row.Count, Auto),
                (Row.ClickMeButton, Auto),
                (Row.Image, Star)),

            ColumnDefinitions = Columns.Define(
            (Column.Text, Star),
                (Column.Number, Star)),

            Children =
            {
                new Label { Text = "Hello World" }
.Row(Row.HelloWorld).ColumnSpan(All<Column>())
.Font(size: 32)
.CenterHorizontal().TextCenter(),

                new Label { Text = "Welcome to .NET MAUI Markup Community Toolkit Sample" }
                .Row(Row.Welcome).ColumnSpan(All<Column>())
                    .Font(size: 18)
                .CenterHorizontal().TextCenter(),

new Label { Text = "Current Count: " }
                .Row(Row.Count).Column(Column.Text)
.Font(bold: true)
.End().TextEnd(),

new Label()
                .Row(Row.Count).Column(Column.Number)
                    .Font(bold: true)
                    .Start().TextStart()
                    .Bind<Label, int, string>(Label.TextProperty, nameof(MainViewModel.ClickCount), convert: count => count.ToString())

                new Button { Text = "Click Me" }
                .Row(Row.ClickMeButton)
                .Font(bold: true)
                .CenterHorizontal()
.BindCommand(nameof(ViewModel.ClickMeButtonCommand)),

                new Image { Source = "dotnet_bot.png", WidthRequest = 250, HeightRequest = 310 }
.Row(Row.Image).ColumnSpan(All<Column>())
.CenterHorizontal()
}
};
    }

    enum Row { HelloWorld, Welcome, Count, ClickMeButton, Image }
    enum Column { Text, Number }
}

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