Custom Element Boilerplate
Boilerplate for creating a custom element.
Overview:
The <custom-element> element is a boilerplate that allows users to create their own custom elements. It provides a simple starting point for creating custom elements in web development.
Features:
- Boilerplate for creating a custom element: The
<custom-element>provides a basic structure and starting point for creating custom elements. - Installation: Available on npm as
@github/custom-element-element. - Usage: Provides instructions on how to import the
<custom-element>as ES modules or include it with a script tag. - Example Custom Element: Includes an example of a custom element and provides documentation on how it works.
- Browser Support: Lists browsers that require a polyfill for native custom element support.
- License: Distributed under the MIT license.
Summary:
The <custom-element> is a boilerplate that simplifies the process of creating custom elements. It can be installed from npm and used by importing it as ES modules or including it with a script tag. The element provides a basic structure for creating custom elements and is distributed under the MIT license.
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