lit-ct-components

Integrate Conectate Components with Lit using CtLit utilities, slots, and events.

15|3|Updated Sep 7, 2020
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Conectate/lit-ct-components --skill lit-ct-components
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Skill: lit-ct-components
Source: https://github.com/Conectate/lit-ct-components/tree/main/skills/lit-ct-components
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Conectate/lit-ct-components --skill lit-ct-components

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Bridges the gap between the Conectate Components library and Lit-based development by providing a dedicated integration layer (CtLit) and a concise usage pattern that works across Lit, Vue, and React.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CtLit base class utilities like $$, $$$, fire, and deepClone for ergonomic component building.
  • Clear guidance on imports and usage across Lit, Vue, and React with a catalog of components and events.
  • Support for slots, CSS variables, and consistent event handling to ensure design parity across frameworks.
  • Use cases include building reusable UI widgets with a Lit-first workflow and sharing components across projects.

Quick Start

Install the lit-ct-components package and import the CtLit-based components to begin leveraging the Conectate Component library in your Lit-based UI work.

Frequently Asked Questions about lit-ct-components

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I use web components across Lit, Vue, and React?

Use the Conectate component library catalog to import and render web components with consistent slots and events across Lit, Vue, and React. This integration layer provides clear usage patterns ensuring design parity across different frameworks.

What does the CtLit base class offer for building Lit components?

The CtLit base class provides utility helpers like $$, $$$, fire, and deepClone to simplify building Lit web components. These utilities offer ergonomic shortcuts for DOM selection, event dispatching, and object cloning within your component lifecycle.

Can I share a single component library between Lit and Vue projects?

Yes, Conectate components are designed for cross-project sharing between Lit, Vue, and React. The library provides a dedicated integration layer and documents specific imports and usage patterns to maintain design parity across different frameworks.

How do I handle theming and events when using Conectate web components?

Handle theming and events using standard CSS variables and component-specific event patterns. The Conectate component library documents event handling and slot usage to ensure consistent styling and interaction behavior across Lit, Vue, and React deployments.

What is the best way to start building reusable UI widgets with Lit?

Install the lit-ct-components package and import the CtLit-based components to leverage the Conectate library. This provides a Lit-first workflow with utility helpers and cross-framework patterns for building reusable web component widgets.