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sourcejs-shadow-dom

v0.2.0

Published

2 years ago

Experimental implementation of Shadow DOM for spec examples in SourceJS.

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SourceJS Shadow DOM

Experimental implementation of Shadow DOM for spec examples in SourceJS.

Note: Currently optimized for Chrome browser only.

Compatible with SourceJS 0.5.5+.

Install

To install middleware, run npm command in sourcejs/user folder:

npm install sourcejs-shadow-dom --save

Then run npm run build in SourceJS core folder to auto-update client-side modules settings.

After restarting SourceJS app, middleware will be loaded automatically. To disable it, remove npm module and restart the app.

How it Works

The plugin consists out of midlleware (server-side) and client-side initialization plugin.

Using cheerio on server-side, module modifies .source_example sections, moving their content into template with linked CSS from the page. After processing all examples, server-side module removes global linked CSS and passes prepared templates on client-side, where Shadow DOM containers are created.

TODO

Fix HTML code source highlight
Add Firefox Scoped CSS as Shadow DOM alternative
Provide iFrame polyfill to unsupported browsers, with link to Clarify

Please contribute to add new features or share your feedback in issues section.

More SourceJS Plugins

https://github.com/sourcejs/sourcejs-jade
https://github.com/sourcejs/sourcejs-smiles