lazywc 0.0.3

Simply inserts templated nodes into an appropriately classed element

If you just want to be able to separate your web elements into separate files and easily inport them into your project, you probably don't need a heavy WebComponent polyfill. Give this a shot.

Using this tool is simple. Create a template element either inline or in it's own separate html document(requires a compilation step). Give that template an id. Use that id as a class for another element in your project. lazywc will replace the classed element with the contents of the template during runtime.

This is a simple tool to make my life easier, maybe it can work for you too.

This library requires you to do one of two things. Either you must import 'package:lazywc/lazywc.dart' into your main dart file and run 'assemble()', or you'll have to import 'packages/lazywc/lazywc.js' into the bottom of your html page.