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@benev/web

v0.1.0-3

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✨ benev web sdk

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@benev/web

sdk toolkit for making an official benev website.

  1. install npm package
    npm i @benev/web
    • note that imports from @benev/web are browser-centric
    • note that imports from @benev/web/ssg are node-safe
  2. scute index.html.ts: install css from ssg entrypoint
    • import benev css
      import {benevCssText} from "@benev/web/ssg"
    • inject the css into your <head> (along with your own styles)
      html`
  <style data-theme>
    @layer benev, app;
    @layer app {
      :root {
        color: #aaa;
        background: #000;
      }
    }
    ${html.raw(benevCssText)}
    ${orb.inject("css/app.css")}
  </style>
`
      • benev styles are on the benev layer
      • the app layer is an example of your own app's styles
  3. html: add benev html attribute wherever you want benev styles to apply
    <html benev>
  ...
</html>
  4. typescript: install custom elements
    import {dom} from "@e280/sly"
import {setupBenev} from "@benev/web"

const benev = await setupBenev()
dom.register(benev.elements)
    • menu (the benev overlay menu)
      <benev-menu></benev-menu>
      • you can control the menu via benev.shell, eg, benev.shell.toggle()
    • header (standard header with b button that opens menu)
      <benev-header>
  <a href="https://benev.gg/">benev.gg</a>
</benev-header>
    • loader (loading screens)
      <benev-loader>
  hello world
</benev-loader>
      • you control it by creating a new Loader(dom("benev-loader"))