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https://github.com/alexlafroscia/ember-cli-stencil

Automatic discovery of Stencil.js components for your Ember application
https://github.com/alexlafroscia/ember-cli-stencil

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Automatic discovery of Stencil.js components for your Ember application

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# ember-cli-stencil

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> Automatic discovery of [Stencil.js][stencil] components for your Ember application

Stencil provides a great, opinionated process for defining Web Components (custom elements) using TypeScript and JSX. This addon leverages the conventions of Stencil and the Ember CLI respectively to automatically discover Stencil components in your dependencies and pull them into your application without any further configuration needed!

## Installation

Start by installing your Stencil components as `npm` modules, as described in the [distribution instructions][distribution] in the guide. Then, install this addon:

```bash
ember install ember-cli-stencil ember-auto-import
```

That's it! Your Stencil components will automatically be detected by the addon and pulled into your application.

**Note:** `ember-auto-import` is _required_ for this addon to work correctly.

## Usage

Since Stencil components are detected automatically, you can just start using any Stencil components discovered in your dependencies without any further configuration required. Props can be passed to them, just like other elements, and events listened to through the [`{{on}}` modifier][on-modifier].

```hbs

Rendering into the slot

```

## Debugging

If the build seems slow, or you think there are packages missing, you can log some debugging information like so:

```bash
DEBUG=ember-cli-stencil:* ember serve
```

This will report:

- Which dependencies were discovered to be Stencil collections
- The configuration used for the addon

If there are any issues around judging a file to be a Stencil collection incorrectly or importing the wrong files, please [file an issue][issues].

[stencil]: https://stenciljs.com/
[distribution]: https://stenciljs.com/docs/distribution
[issues]: https://github.com/alexlafroscia/ember-cli-stencil/issues
[on-modifier]: https://github.com/buschtoens/ember-on-modifier#readme