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define-html

v3.0.0

Published

4 months ago

Define custom element to import in html

Downloads

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define-html

Define custom element to import in html

Motivation

When using vanilla HTML + CSS we sometimes want to split HTML on files but do not use powerful and hard solutions

Usage

Add link to preload external html file and define-html script in head:

<head>
    <!-- Other tags here -->
    <link rel="preload" href="app-content.html" as="fetch" crossorigin />
    <script src="https://unpkg.com/define-html" type="module"></script>
</head>

Where app-content.html is:

<template>
    Lorem ipsum
</template>

So later you can use include your template with:

<app-content></app-content>

Features

Read attribute values
Make conditional elements
Full slot support
Full style encapsulation
Optionally enable shadow root

Docs

Troubleshooting

For the framework to work, you either need to use some static server (e.g. Live Server for VS Code) or use a compiler (see below).

Compiler (optional)

Additionally, you can compile your components inside your pages.

That may be useful when your run your app in production and you want to reduce load time for your users.

Install node or bun and run:

npx --yes define-html

or

bunx --bun define-html

This will create dist folder with the output files. Also, it will copy runtime and replace it in all pages.

Development

This project uses Bun as a build tool and package manager.

License

Apache-2.0