Does the example send the greeting to a server?
No. The greeting is generated and displayed locally in the browser.
Hello Example
Demonstrate the required folder layout and a minimal interactive browser tool in the Engrove Tools hub.
What this tool does
A deliberately small static example that documents the repository tool-folder convention and displays a browser-local greeting when the user presses a button.
- Show the minimum static HTML structure expected for a repository tool.
- Display a browser-local greeting containing the user's local date and time after a button press.
Supported inputs
- button_action: A user click on the Say hello button.
Produced outputs
- greeting_text: A greeting rendered in the page with the browser's local date and time.
When to use
- Use it as a minimal reference when creating a new static tool folder.
- Use it to verify that the hub can publish and launch a simple no-build HTML tool.
When not to use
- Do not treat it as a production engineering calculator or data-processing utility.
- Do not use the displayed browser time as an authoritative time source.
Limitations
- The page is an example rather than an engineering application.
- The displayed date and time depend on the user's browser and device settings.
Privacy and processing
Processing: local. Server storage of application user data: no. Account required: no. OAuth required: no.
Claim boundaries
Supported claims
- The page demonstrates a static tool folder with an index.html entry file.
- The greeting is generated locally in the browser after a user action.
Negative boundaries
- No public backend API is provided.
- No account, registration, or OAuth flow is required.
Claims that must not be made
- Do not claim authoritative timekeeping.
- Do not claim engineering calculation capability.