When you write a frontend library that allows customization, a library user usually has to do some setup inside the script tag of the website. It is how my mibreit-gallery works.
The Web Components standard allows us to define custom components that can be used as HTML Elements inside the markup of a website. It makes the use of custom frontend libraries a lot easier. Users can use custom elements inside the HTML markup and provide customization via attributes.
I show how to create such custom elements in this video tutorial.
★☆★ Chapters ★☆★
00:00 Introduction
02:58 What are Web Components
04:27 How To Create Custom Elements
09:05 Further Customization
12:06 Conclusion
★☆★ Typescript Gallery ★☆★
https://github.com/MichaelBreitung/mi...
★☆★ my Github ★☆★
https://github.com/MichaelBreitung/
★☆★ Links ★☆★
Web Components: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d...
★☆★ my Landscape Photography Channel ★☆★
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★☆★ homepage★☆★
http://www.michael-breitung.com
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