@patternfly/pfe-core
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@patternfly/pfe-coreUtilities for building PatternFly elements.
CascadeController - cascades configured properties/attributes to child elementsColorContextController - enables colour context detectionCssVariableController - caches computed stylesLightDOMController - controls a light-DOM mutation observerLogger - logging utilitiesPerfController - measures element upgrading performancePropertyObserverController - caches set values for observed properties until element is updatedSlotController - utilities for managing slots and slotted content@bound - binds a decorated method to the object instance@cascades - cascades the decorated property to configured light and shadow child elements@initializer - executes a decorated method when the element upgrades and on DOM mutations (opt-out)@observed - runs a callback when the decorated property changes@time - tracks the time a method takes to complete using the performance
API@trace - debug decorator which logs the name and result of a class method whenever it runswhen - element-position directive which adds or removes an element depending on a conditiondebounce - debounce a functiondeprecatedCustomEvent - create (deprecated) composed CustomEventsgetRandomId - generate a random element ID, optionally with a given prefixFAQs
PatternFly Elements Core Library
The npm package @patternfly/pfe-core receives a total of 6,470 weekly downloads. As such, @patternfly/pfe-core popularity was classified as popular.
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