component-template | The Poor Man 's Web Components

I am trying to understand the best way to use refs together with TypeScript and the Options API. In the docs they reference it like below, but that is without using TS. When it comes to TS, they only explain how to use it with Composition API.

When I use this.$refs.myRef it throws this error Object is of type 'unknown'.

I know that I can cast it and use it like this: (this.$refs.myRef as HTMLElement) but that I feel shouldn't be necessary to do for every ref every single time.

What is the correct way to use a reference with Options API + TS?

I have created a small component-library for myself based on this GitHub Repo: https://github.com/sveltejs/component-template

This works fine and i have uploaded it to npm.

When i want to use my components in another project i just install them and use them. This works fine as well. The only thing i don't get is Intellisense for the exported properties of my component in VSCode.

What do i have to add in my component library to get some basic Intellisense in the project where i use them?

I created an Angular-Library which is outside of my App-Workspace. The result is that I have two different workspaces.

My first approach was building my Library and link /dist folder with my App. This worked not so fine with ng serve but anyways I had an issue with rendering my Library-Component-Templates.

I'm looking for advice to manage the bundle assets process of a wordpress theme, suited to my theme workflow structure.

I ve a lot of COMPONENT, for every COMPONENT there is a dedicated folder, inside that there is a .php file that own a PHP Class, an "assets" folder with css and js file for that component:

I am trying to create a component template using the REST API, but even when pretty-much copying the example from the official docs I am getting following error:

Incorrect HTTP method for uri [/_component_template/template_1] and method [PUT], allowed: [POST]

I am a total noob to ES but it seems like the endpoint _component_template does not even exist in the version of ES I am using. (7.6.2)

I have a filter popup in my project that is put into template as selector() and visibility controlled with an ngIf directive, my end goal is to hide filter when user clicks outside it, I achieved this partly by:-

1. First watching the DOM click events
2. Getting the filter element by injecting elementRef in it and testing if the users click area contains it.

Something like:

Can you use spread operator in the template in angular?

I have seen this question and answer. The accepted answer says it is impossible to do so:

It's unlikely that you're going to get this syntax to work in a template (there are many valid typescript constructs that don't work in templates).

But then I have seen this answer which suggests it is possible to do so.

When I try doing it I get an error.

Unexpected token ., expected identifier, keyword, or string at column 2 in

I just want to set the record straight. Can you use spread operator in the template in angular? For example:

I am creating a new Angular 7 app and I have been researching this problem for the last few days, but I unable to find a solution to this error "can't bind to 'routerlink' since it isn't a known property of 'a'". Here are some of the articles I have looked at Angular2 Exception: Can't bind to 'routerLink' since it isn't a known native property and Getting Can't bind to 'routerLink' since it isn't a known property of 'a'. error in spite of referencing router moudule but "no-go".

Here is the layout:

app -> navigation Here is the code:

app.module.ts

Nothing changed on a piece of code in production. But now I am getting reports that once in every couple of hundred times a template can not be loaded and the page crashes. I am working with vue 2.16.

The errors are: