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Svelte Custom Element

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Updated: 21 Nov 2019
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A project template to build custom elements (web components) with Svelte.

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Overview

Creating custom elements with Svelte has become easier and more efficient with the svelte-custom-element project template. This template provides developers with a robust starting point to build web components utilizing Svelte’s compiler capabilities. It streamlines the process from development to production, ensuring a smooth workflow while allowing the flexibility that comes with web components. By combining the power of Svelte with the convenience of custom elements, developers can create reusable components that enhance their applications.

The template is designed to help both seasoned developers and newcomers understand how to create and manage custom elements effectively. With features like live reloading and built-in testing capabilities, it caters to a variety of use cases. As the template continues to evolve, it promises to adapt to best practices and innovations in the world of web components.

Features

  • Svelte Compiler Integration: Use the Svelte compiler to create custom elements, leveraging the reactive capabilities of Svelte in a web component format.
  • Pre-configured Setup: Get started quickly with a fully configured template that includes essential tools like Jest and Svelte Testing Library for testing your custom elements.
  • Live Reloading: During development, any changes in your code will reflect immediately in your browser, making the debugging process more efficient.
  • Production-Ready Builds: Compile your custom elements into a minified JavaScript bundle that is completely self-contained, ready for deployment in any environment supporting HTML and JS.
  • Shadow DOM Support: Automatically create Shadow DOM for your custom elements, isolating them from other parts of the DOM and preventing style conflicts.
  • Custom Element Declaration: Easily declare child components as custom elements, allowing them to be used with their own props and attributes within the parent element context.
  • Community-Driven Improvements: The template is a work in progress that welcomes contributions and feedback from the developer community to continuously enhance its functionality.