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No, Stencil.js is like a "real stencil", it is used to produce something, but it is not in the final product. There is nothing like "window.stencil" or any ste
by manucorporat 9y ago
No, Stencil.js is like a "real stencil", it is used to produce something, but it is not in the final product.
There is nothing like "window.stencil" or any stencil related API in the output of the stencil compiler. It generates vanilla JS web components without dependencies.
The documentation of stencil linked in this HN post was in fact created with stencil itself. Just open the Dev Tools!
- ubersoldat2k7 9y agoOK, so if I want to use a calendar Stencil (there will be lots of this for sure), which depends on Moment I would have to include Moment into my dependencies and manage all the dependency clashing (the stencil used 2.x but I'm using 1.x)