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sveltekit-embed
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This is a collection of embed components I use on a regular basis packaged up for use.
This is a collection of embed components I use on a regular basis packaged up for use.
Each component is wrapped in an intersection observer
GeneralObserver
which will load up the component when it scrolls
into the viewport.
npm i -D sveltekit-embed
Use like a normal Svelte component:
<script>
import { AnchorFm } from 'sveltekit-embed'
</script>
<AnchorFm
height="165"
episodeUrl="purrfect-dev/embed/episodes/1-31---Delivering-Digital-Content-with-GraphCMS-e14g55c/a-a650v9a"
/>
Create an issue
You can use the components locally via the src/routes/index.svelte
file. If there any changes you want to test in the package then run
the sveltekit package
command and you can then install that package
locally:
# package with sveltkit
npm run package
# install local package
npm i -D ./package
If you're adding a new component to src/lib/components
then add the
export to src/lib/index.ts
.
Credit to @pauliescanlon for the original version of this project in MDX Embed.
FAQs
This is a collection of embed components I use on a regular basis packaged up for use.
The npm package sveltekit-embed receives a total of 959 weekly downloads. As such, sveltekit-embed popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sveltekit-embed 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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