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@yourblock/yb-components

v1.4.3

Published

Components for Your Block

Downloads

2

Readme

Your Block Components

Install

npm install @yourblock/yb-components

Develop

  1. Install packages with npm install
  2. Run storybook with npm run storybook and write stories for each component.

Hpppy Coding!

Publish

  1. Run npm npm publish --access=public
  2. Go through 2FA process.
  3. Package should now be updated and found at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@yourblock/yb-components

Known issues

There are two different type of web components that is being used. Some browsers have both implemented while others don't.

Safari supports Autonomous Custom Element but not Customized Built-in. According HTML Standard there should be be something called attachedInternals() included allowing us to extend native elements. This part will only be included if there is support for Customized Built-in.

W3C Specs for this can be found in the following link