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Create a WebComponent html generator
See original GitHub issueGenerator should be able to create the WebComponent html that is served to the client by WebComponentElementProvider.
- needs to support on the fly generation and to file for bundling
- properties are generated from
@WebComponentPropertyannotated Fields and Methods - attribute data on the element should be synced to the server.
- Element ID needs to be stored on the client side UI element so that Flow finds it
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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Yes that was the idea. The generator used should be the same for both.
So it would be generated by the server in development mode and by the maven plugin in production mode?