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Readme
@lwc/template-compiler
Compile LWC HTML template for consumption at runtime.
Installation
yarn add --dev @lwc/template-compiler
Usage
import compile from '@lwc/template-compiler';
const { code, warnings } = compile(`
<template>
<h1>Hello World!</h1>
</template>
`);
for (let warning of warnings) {
console.log(warning.message);
}
console.log(code);
APIs
compile
Compile a LWC template to javascript source code consumable by the engine.
import compile from '@lwc/template-compiler';
const { code, warnings } = compile(`<template><h1>Hello World!</h1></template>`);
Parameters:
source
(string, required) - the HTML template source to compile.
Return: The method returns an object with the following fields:
code
(string) - the compiled template.warnings
(array) - the list of warnings produced when compiling the template. Each warning has the following fields:- message (string) - the warning message.
- level (string) - the severity of the warning:
info
,warning
,error
. - start (number) - the start index in the source code producing the warning.
- length (number) - the character length in the source code producing the warning.
compileToFunction
Compile a LWC template to a javascript function. This method is mainly used for testing purposes.
import { LightningElement } from 'lwc';
import { compileToFunction } from '@lwc/template-compiler';
const html = compileToFunction(`<template><h1>Hello World!</h1></template>`);
class Component extends LightningElement {
render() {
return html;
}
}
Parameters:
source
(string, required) - the HTML template source to compile.
Return:
The method returns an evaluated function that can be used directly in a component render
method.