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@behold/solid
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This package contains a Solid version of the Behold embedded widget. It is a lightweight convenience wrapper around the core Behold widget web component, and allows easy integration into your Solid projects.
Start by installing with your package manager of choice:
npm install @behold/solid
// or
pnpm add @behold/solid
// or
yarn add @behold/solid
import BeholdWidget from "@behold/solid"
Use it like you would any other Solid component:
<BeholdWidget feedId="YOUR_FEED_ID" />
The Behold widget component accepts a single property: feedId
, which can be found by opening your feed in the Behold dashboard and clicking on "Embed Code".
All configuration and customization is handled in the Behold admin. When you make changes there it will automatically update your widget, no code modifications required. Because of browser caching, changes can take a minute or two to show up. Clearing your cache and incognito/private windows will help.
This component emits a load event after its initial render. It can be used as follows:
<BeholdWidget onLoad={() => console.log("Loaded!")} feedId="YOUR_FEED_ID" />
This component relies on client-only APIs and won't be pre-rendered by SSR or SSG. That means there will be a brief moment before it renders where its height will be 0px. You can prevent layout shifts this may cause by applying dimensions to a container element with CSS.
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The official Behold Widget for Solidjs
The npm package @behold/solid receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @behold/solid popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @behold/solid demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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