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kbrsh avatar kbrsh commented on June 7, 2024

Hey!

Thanks for the detailed testing and bug reports by the way, it really helps :)

for takes a data prop as an object which it will apply as data, and it doesn't apply DOM properties with ...props or something similar to avoid unexpected behavior.

Try something like:

<for={entry} of={data.list} name="ul" data={{
   id: "test-id",
   "@click": dec
}}></for>

I've considered DOM fragments before, but came across issues with the logic to remove them from the DOM. There is no equivalent of fragment.parentNode.removeChild(fragment) AFAIK. That's why I went with the custom parent element options route. Let me know what you think.

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LeviSchuck avatar LeviSchuck commented on June 7, 2024

Wonderful! I have verified this gives the intended behavior. Although, I found this to be surprising from an API standpoint.

I can see why fragments would complicate dom operations.

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kbrsh avatar kbrsh commented on June 7, 2024

Awesome! It can be a little surprising, but I personally think that it's better than having conflicts with other DOM property names. For example, you wouldn't be able to set a name attribute on an element because it it used for the name of the element instead.

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kbrsh avatar kbrsh commented on June 7, 2024

Closing as it works as documented — let me know if you have any suggestions to change the API.

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