After some delay, I’ve gotten around to releasing v2.0.0 of LitElement, Polymer v2 / v3, and Web Components Snippets for Visual Studio Code. This includes some significant retooling around the LitElement shortcuts which were painfully lacking. This now includes shortcuts like:
l-element // LitElement Web Component definition (alias p-lit-element) l-render-html // LitElement render() with html literal l-render-svg // LitElement render() with svg literal l-firstRendered // LitElement firstRender() l-properties // Lit-Element properties by implementing a static properties getter l-get-styles // Lit-Element styles in a static styles property l-get-styles-super // Lit-Element static styles property with super class l-firstUpdated // Lit-Element firstUpdated() l-shouldUpdate // Lit-Element shouldUpdate() l-requestUpdate // Lit-Element requestUpdate() l-updateComplete // Lit-Element await this.updateComplete;
In addition to this update, I’ve released a new extension pack, LitElement Web Components Extension Pack. This pack includes some mainstays like lit-plugin and my snippets extension, but also includes a fair amount of tooling plugins, such as ESLint and Import Cost among others.
It’s a light pack to say the least, but it hopefully simplifies a lot of things for developers just getting started with LitElement.
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