component-build

Automating UI component creation in GoFastr is handled by generating widgets like modals and toasts from predefined patterns, automatically registering them into the framework's widget registry while ensuring adherence to minimal-register and SSR-inline contracts.

The minimal-register and SSR-inline contract for GoFastr widgets is an architectural pattern that ensures new UI components are efficiently registered for server-side rendering and seamlessly hydrated on the client-side, optimizing application performance and user experience.

To add a new dropdown widget to a GoFastr application, you run a component creation command specifying the widget type, name, label, and body slots, which automates the generation, registration, and integration process.

GoFastr supports server-side rendering and client-side hydration for UI components by facilitating SSR-inline output during widget creation and registration, ensuring components render seamlessly on the server before becoming interactive on the client.

You can generate modals, drawers, toasts, and other UI components automatically within the GoFastr framework by using predefined patterns that handle both the structural creation and the required widget registry integration.

Limitations of automating widget registration in GoFastr include strict adherence to the minimal-register, SSR-inline, and hydrate contract, meaning any custom UI logic outside these predefined patterns may require manual integration and framework-specific adjustments.