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konnors-lit-helpers

v0.1.0

Published

Simple lit helpers made by...me (Konnor)

Downloads

92

Readme

Purpose

Sometimes I like to make reusable bits and pieces for Lit. This is a collection of those.

Getting Started

npm install konnors-lit-helpers

Ergonomic Properties without decorators

Adding defineProperties static function with the mixin.

import { LitElement } from "lit"
import { defineablePropertiesMixin } from "konnors-lit-helpers/exports/properties.js"

/** Make a BaseElement, add the mixin. */
class BaseElement extends defineablePropertiesMixin(LitElement) {}

/** Now we can add properties with ease */
class MyElement extends BaseElement
  .defineProperties({
    /** This comment is preserved by intellisense. */
    foo: { initialValue: /** @type {null | string} */ (null), reflect: true }
  })
{
  connectedCallback () {
    super.connectedCallback()
    doSomethingWith(this.foo)
  }
}

defineProperties can accept all the same values as Lit properties. Do note, initialValue is non-standard and is set in the constructor by this package. This is not officially supported by Lit. initialValue is used to get the proper "type" for TypeScript type checking.

defineProperties external function call

If you'd prefer, you may not want to add the mixin, that's fine. A function is available to call defineProperties directly.

import {LitElement} from "lit"
import {defineProperties} from "konnors-lit-helpers"

class MyElement extends defineProperties(LitElement, {
  /** This comment is preserved by intellisense. */
  foo: { initialValue: null }
}) {
  connectedCallback () {
    super.connectedCallback()
    doSomethingWith(this.foo)
  }
}

A kitchen sink example for properties

import { LitElement } from "lit"
import { defineablePropertiesMixin } from "konnors-lit-helpers/exports/properties.js"

/** Make a BaseElement, add the mixin. */
class BaseElement extends defineablePropertiesMixin(LitElement) {}

const externalProperties = /** @type {const} */ ({
  /** Is my comment preserved?? */
  yo: {
    initialValue: "hi"
  }
})

class MyOtherElement extends defineProperties(BaseElement, {
  foo: { initialValue: true, type: Boolean }
}) {
  constructor () {
    super()
    this.foo
  }
}

class MyElement extends BaseElement
  .defineProperties({
    /** Comments are preserved! Foo does things. */
    foo: {initialValue: true, type: Boolean},
    /** I'm a bar. Do note, "initialValue" is a made up property that Lit does not support, but needed for type inference */
    bar: {initialValue: /** @type {null} */ (null)}
  })
  .defineProperties({
    /** And with casting */
    baz: {initialValue: /** @type {"blah"} */ "blah"}
  })
  .defineProperties(externalProperties)
{
  doThing () {
    // These should show proper intellisense and preserve comments.
    this.foo
    this.bar
    this.baz
    this.yo
 }
}