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@webcomponents/template-shadowroot
Advanced tools
Declarative Shadow DOM for SSR
A ponyfill of the API described by Mason Freed at https://github.com/mfreed7/declarative-shadow-dom.
This package provides a function, hydrateShadowRoots
, that converts <template>
elements with a shadowrootmode
attribute into ShadowRoots on the template's parent element.
This allows HTML with shadow roots to be serialized to plain HTML, and the serialized shadow roots "rehydrated" (separate from component hydration) on the client.
<template shadowrootmode>
elements are transformed bottom up so that in the case where they're nested, all elements within the declarative shadow tree stay inert until they have all been moved from their <template shadowrootmode>
elements.
If native support for <template shadowrootmode>
is present, hydrateShadowRoots
does nothing when called.
<template shadowrootmode>
elements inside of other shadow roots.FAQs
Declarative Shadow DOM for SSR
We found that @webcomponents/template-shadowroot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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