glimmer-gts

GTS template-tag syntax enables single-file Glimmer components by combining template markup and component logic in one file. It defines component signatures, arguments, blocks, and yields for building UI components in A3 projects.

To create a single-file Glimmer component using GTS, use the template-tag format to combine template and logic in one file. Define the component signature, arguments, and yields following A3 conventions and reference examples.

Yes, GTS template tags work with A3 project conventions. This reference provides patterns aligned with A3 standards for scalable UI components, ensuring component signatures and template syntax follow the correct structural guidelines.

The best way to structure Glimmer component signatures and yields is by using GTS template-tag patterns. Define named blocks and yield arguments explicitly within the component signature to ensure robust and maintainable UI components.

GTS handles arguments and blocks in Glimmer templates by defining them within the component signature. Template-tag syntax allows developers to pass arguments and use named blocks to create flexible, reusable UI component patterns.

You need to include metadata frontmatter fields like name, description, and version in GTS components when building A3 projects. This ensures proper component identification and documentation alongside the single-file Glimmer patterns.