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With any web component you could assign the worker to a property, either imperatively: el.worker = worker Or declaratively: html`<my-component .worker
by spankalee 1y ago
With any web component you could assign the worker to a property, either imperatively:
el.worker = worker
Or declaratively:
html`<my-component .worker=${worker}></my-component>`
That's using lit-html syntax, but there are a lot of other rendering libraries that work similarly.
- insin 1y agoEvery time I go back to give Web Components another 5 minutes, I hit this point where using lit or a lit-like would take a lot of the pain of the problems Web Components don't solve and have no planned solution for away. But once I decide to cross the "no dependencies" line, using something like Preact + htm as a no-build solution would also take the most of the rest of the pain away, and solve many, many other problems Web Components have no solution and no planned solution for.