Open Wc

Overview:

Open Web Components is an initiative that provides defaults, recommendations, and tools to assist with web component development projects. The goal is to streamline the development process by offering guidance and automation for tasks such as developing, linting, testing, building, tooling, demoing, publishing, and automation. By following the recommendations and utilizing the provided tools, developers can create high-quality web components more efficiently.

Features:

• Default configuration for working with rollup: Provides a default configuration for working with the Rollup module bundler.
• Scaffold web components following open-wc recommendations: Allows developers to scaffold web components based on the recommendations provided by open-wc.
• Storybook configuration following open-wc recommendations: Offers a configuration for Storybook, a UI development environment, that follows open-wc recommendations.
• Eslint configuration following open-wc recommendations: Provides an Eslint configuration that aligns with the recommendations of open-wc.
• Development server for modern web apps: Offers a development server specifically designed for modern web applications.
• Load web component polyfills using dynamic imports: Allows for the loading of web component polyfills using dynamic imports.
• Auto define custom elements to scope them and avoid the name collision: Automatically defines custom elements to scope them and prevent naming conflicts.
• To compare dom and shadow dom trees: Provides a tool to compare DOM and Shadow DOM trees, which is part of the open-wc recommendations.
• Testing following open-wc recommendations: Offers testing tools and guidelines that align with open-wc recommendations.
• Testing Helpers following open-wc recommendations: Provides testing helpers specifically designed to assist with testing following open-wc recommendations.
• Testing with Karma following open-wc recommendations: Allows for testing web components using the Karma test runner, following the recommendations of open-wc.
• Testing with Karma using Browserstack following open-wc recommendations: Provides the option to test web components using Karma in conjunction with Browserstack, while adhering to open-wc recommendations.