The Scripts Injector is a custom element designed to dynamically load scripts into your web page. It provides a way to load scripts based on certain conditions and events.
To use the Scripts Injector, you need to include it in your HTML:
<scripts-injector></scripts-injector>The ScriptInjectorProps type defines the properties that can be used to control the behavior of the script-injector custom element. Here are the available properties:
"on:idle": This optional boolean property determines whether the script should be loaded once the DOM is ready. For example, <script-injector on:idle></script-injector> will load the script as soon as the DOM is ready.
"on:interaction": This optional property allows you to specify a series of events that will trigger the loading of the script. It can be either "touchstart,click" or "mouseenter,focusin". For example, <script-injector on:interaction="mouseenter, focusin"></script-injector> will load the script when the user either mouses over the element or focuses on it.
"on:visible": This optional property can be either a string or a boolean. If it's a string, it should specify the root margin for an Intersection Observer that will load the script when the element comes into view. If it's a boolean and it's true, the script will be loaded when the element comes into view with a default root margin. For example, <script-injector on:visible="50px 1px"></script-injector> will load the script when the element comes into view, with a root margin of 50px 1px.
scripts: This property should be a comma-separated string of scripts to be loaded. For example, <script-injector scripts="script1.js,script2.js"></script-injector> will load script1.js and script2.js.
This passage provides a standard use case for the custom element. The script is designed to load when the user interacts with it, either through mouse entry or a focus event. If multiple script injectors are present with the same script, only the first one will execute the load. This is because once a script is loaded, all script injectors are notified and subsequently remove the script from their loading responsibilities.
<script-injector on:interaction="mouseenter,focusin" scripts={["path/to/my/element"]}>
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