Open BigBlueHat opened 9 years ago
I'd really leave that to the actual standard being implemented in Browsers rather than putting it into Vue.
Bosonic's approach is via transpiling during the build step - you can achieve something very similar with Webpack + vue-loader or Browserify + vueify, by using a CSS preprocessor:
<style lang="stylus">
.my-component // scope all your rules under this
div
color #f00
p
color #0f0
</style>
<template>
<div class="my-component">...</div>
</template>
<script>
module.exports = {
replace: true
}
</script>
vueify?
I realize this may fall a bit outside of Vue's core, but right now the one thing that's luring me away from using Vue (though it has yet to succeed! :wink:) is Web Components--specifically the ShadowDOM.
What I want most out of the ShadowDOM is the promise of "scoped CSS" (browser's seem to be focusing on ShadowDOM and punting on the
<style scoped>
approach).The closest (and smallest) implementation I've found so far is Bosonic.
If it were possible to mix this into Vue, that'd suite me just fine! :smile_cat:
Regardless, I thought I'd share. :smile: