Question 1

How do I use Dile Components with React?

Accepted Answer

Import the Web Components as custom elements in React; however, you may need to handle events and props differently, such as using refs or wrappers, since they aren't natively integrated with React's state management.

Question 2

Dile Components vs Stencil: which is better for Web Components?

Accepted Answer

Dile Components offers a pre-built library for rapid development, while Stencil is a compiler for building custom Web Components. Choose Dile for ready-to-use components, but Stencil if you need more control over the build process.

Question 3

How to customize the styling of Dile Components?

Accepted Answer

Use CSS custom properties or override styles directly via the shadow DOM, as components are built with Lit which supports theming; refer to the documentation for specific styling examples.

Question 4

Is Dile Components good for large-scale applications?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its modular and standards-based approach supports scalability, but consider the learning curve for Web Components and potential integration overhead with existing frameworks in complex projects.

Question 5

How to implement server-side rendering with Dile Components?

Accepted Answer

SSR can be challenging as Web Components require client-side hydration; you might need to use polyfills or server-side adaptations, though the library doesn't provide built-in SSR solutions.

Question 6

Can I use Dile Components without npm?

Accepted Answer

While possible via CDN for individual components, the recommended approach is npm installation for better version management and access to all packages, as stated in the README.

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