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angular-render-html-once
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Anuglar helper component for HTML string that should be rendered once and maintaned later
This library helps to keep HTML string rendered once, even if they originally were rendered server-side.
Whenever rendering would occur, and HTML string has already been rendered, resulting DOM elements will be re-used.
This is quite important when integrating angular app with external code maintained by some other library.
Call no-argument static method RenderHtmlOnceComponent.registerServerSideRenderedComponents()
wherever applicable (eg. in your application module's constructor) to have it scan for any server-side rendered components that could be already used.
Important: this needs to be done before any angular rendering occurs, since first thing angular does is clearing any existing content of root DOM element.
<angular-render-html-once>
component wherever you would normally use [innerHtml]
directiveid
required - plain old HTML id
attribute; required to match components whenever they could be destroyed and created again (or created from scratch browser-side and match them with their server-side rendered counterparts)htmlContent
required - HTML content string you wish to have embedded within componentFAQs
Angular helper component for HTML string that should be rendered once and maintaned later
The npm package angular-render-html-once receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, angular-render-html-once popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that angular-render-html-once 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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