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@skivy71/add-stakeholder

v1.0.1

Published

## Introduction

Downloads

8

Readme

Request Network Add Stakeholder Web Component

Introduction

This repo contains a collection of Web Components which you can quickly embed in other projects and leverage the features they provide.

Installation

Node

# import the library for build time development
npm i @requestnetwork/add-stakeholder

Browser

<script
    src="//unpkg.com/@requestnetwork/add-stakeholder">
</script>

Usage

Node

import('@requestnetwork/add-stakeholder') // dynamic import of web component on parent render
import AddStakeholder from '@requestnetwork/add-stakeholder' // static import of web component
import addStakeholder from '@requestnetwork/add-stakeholder/src/components/add-stakeholder.svelte' // import as svelte component

Browser

<script src="./add-stakeholder/dist/components.umd.cjs" defer></script>

<add-stakeholder
    builderKey="..."
    webookUrl="..."/>

Developing

Install dependencies

npm i

Run the dev server

npm run dev

The web component source can be found in ./src/components/.svelte.

This file is imported into the local ./src/routes/+page.svelte for development purposes.

You can build the component via

npm run build:wc

The build process creates a component files to ./dist in both ESM and UMD format.