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The missing document manager for SvelteKit
Overview
The missing document manager for SvelteKit is a tiny utility that allows users to change the <html>, <head>, and <body> tags from any page or layout in SvelteKit. It comes with full SSR support, making it a convenient tool for developers working with SvelteKit.
Features
- Expands
<svelte:body>to work with attributes: This feature allows the<svelte:body>tag to work with attributes, not just event listeners. It is accessible in SSR via%ska.body.attributes%in app.html, addressing a long-standing feature request. - Adds
<ska:html>(ska = SvelteKit Addons): This utility adds the<ska:html>tag, which forwards attributes and event listeners to the<html>element. It is accessible in SSR via%ska.html.attributes%in app.html. - Supports SSR placeholders: The utility provides SSR placeholders that can be added to src/app.html manually or by using the provided app.html template.
Summary
The missing document manager for SvelteKit is a useful utility for SvelteKit developers who need to modify the <html>, <head>, and <body> tags. With features like attribute support for <svelte:body>, the addition of <ska:html>, and SSR placeholders, this utility simplifies the management of document structure in SvelteKit projects. Its easy installation process makes it accessible to developers looking to enhance their SvelteKit applications.
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