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@tjmonsi/kwark

v0.0.1

Published

2 years ago

Yet another lightweight web-component sugar-syntax library that enables developers to create small web-components faster

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kwark

Additional templating setups for web components. Compatible with UpdateElement of lit-element.

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Why build additional templates?

Because LitElement's default templating setup uses shadowDOM. Because there is a lot of libraries already that does almost the same thing: creating a better developer experience in creating re-usable web components. This library hopes to make the footprint of the syntactic sugar really small so that what the developer has to do is to create interactive components with minimal footprint - meaning, the main logic of how the interaction should be would be the one taking up more bytes than the library itself.

I see similar code

There would be some similar code lifted from Polymer, LitElement and Element-Lite, which are the base inspiration of the code. What I am hoping for this library is to make it as small and as extensible as possible.