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This goal of this project is to create a simple wrapper for web components that provides much of the useful functionality of lifecycle frameworks like react without the complication or overhead.
In particular there is no compile-time step for this library, each of the files can be loaded as a module.
To use this, (currently, until its on npmjs.com)
To a caller add to package.json/dependencies
"html-element-extended": "https://github.com/mitra42/html-element-extended",
Then in your webcomponents.js file for example include it with
import { EL, HTMLElementExtended, getUrl } from './node_modules/html-element-extended/htmlelementextended.js';
To add a new module,
Each module is documented internally but as a TL;DR
** htmlelementextended.js
Provides HTMLElementExtended which can be used instead of HTMLElement to create your own web components, but has the key functionality already there.
Note - all of these are under development. If you use them please introduce yourself in a git issue, and I'll bear this in mind when making any breaking revisions.
** eventbus.js A simple event handler to hide the mechanisms
const bus = new EventBus
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A simple wrapper for web components and some examples
We found that html-element-extended demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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