New component: Scaffolding
See original GitHub issueTo work with skeletons more easily.
Example:
<pe:scaffolding ready="#{not empty scaffoldingController.data}" id="scaffolding"
loader="#{scaffoldingController.fetchData(2000)}">
<f:facet name="loading">
<p:skeleton width="3rem" height="3rem" shape="circle"/>
</f:facet>
<f:facet name="ready">
<p:avatar label="#{scaffoldingController.data}" size="large" shape="circle" />
</f:facet>
</pe:scaffolding>
See also https://discord.com/channels/787967399105134612/787969344768311296/859078890022371348
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Yes! That will be the next step. That will make using skeletons a lot more useful in the JSF world.
I actually like a combination of your two options. I like scaffolding but I like your facet names originally better.