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wc_menu_demo

v0.5.0

Published

Sample repository for WebComponents project using [lit-element](https://github.com/polymer/lit-element) with [Webpack](https://github.com/webpack/webpack) works on ES5~ environment.

Downloads

3

Readme

webpack-lit-element-sample

Sample repository for WebComponents project using lit-element with Webpack works on ES5~ environment.

Prerequiements

How to start

$ yarn
$ yarn dev

Then visit http://localhost:3000!

How to build

yarn build

This will create dist directory. If you check bundled app, please run below.

yarn serve

This will serve contents under dist on http://localhost:8080.

Things you should care

  • If you transpile WebComponents code into ES5 by babel, you need to set babel-plugin-transform-builtin-classes plugin and add "LitElement"(when you use lit-element) or "HTMLElement"(when you extend native HTMLElement) to <pluginOption>.globals in Babel config. You can see it in this repository at babel.plugins in package.json.
  • lit-element is not a stable.
  • There are known issues.
  • This is unofficial sample repository :smirk_cat: