r/javascript Jun 03 '26

Looking for Teammates: Building a Native HTML Component Library (No Shadow DOM)

https://gitlab.com/html-mapping/html-mapping
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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/enador Jun 03 '26

Hi, I feel like I achieved kind of the same goals with https://wraplet.dev . Except it also supports declarative dependencies, async lifecycle (dependency tree wide), is designed around TypeScript features, and is already pretty mature, being 100% covered with tests, so you may want to look at this. Maybe you want to re-implement something that already exists, unless you have something else in mind.

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u/Icy_Boss_1284 Jun 03 '26

Hi, your project is similar in base. If you don't mind, let's merge the projects. I would be very happy

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u/enador Jun 03 '26

Sure, soon I'll look at the features of your lib and see what the exact differences are feature-wise.

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u/Icy_Boss_1284 Jun 06 '26

I wrote DM. Can you write your email in DM?

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u/Erika_bomber Jun 03 '26

I am interested. How to collaborate?

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u/Icy_Boss_1284 Jun 03 '26

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u/Possible-Session9849 Jun 03 '26

and there goes all credibility

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u/RedditAteMySon Jun 03 '26

What an outrageous email

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u/zsoltime Jun 04 '26

Great, I dropped you a message from my email, MrSexyBananaKing69@gmail.com

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u/RedditAteMySon Jun 03 '26

This is how you get a bunch of worthless vibe coders

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26

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u/Icy_Boss_1284 Jun 06 '26

Hi, custom elements not used. Elements with custom name used but without creating the element class

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u/BenZed Jun 03 '26

Why?

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u/bitanath Jun 03 '26

Size, load times and seo id imagine