Svelte component runs everywhere, adapter for react/vue2/vue3/svelte.
Managing support for libraries that provide UI components across frameworks can be challenging, especially when Web Components are not an option (e.g. for server-side rendering or best performance). However, the Svelte framework provides a good backward compatibility solution for making Svelte components run in old React or Vue projects. This is especially useful when a team’s technology stack is not unified, as it enables cross-framework sharing of components.
To install Svelte and its adapters for React, Vue2, and Vue3, follow these steps:
npm install -g svelte-cli
npm install --save svelte-react-adapter svelte-vue2-adapter svelte-vue3-adapter
import { adaptor as reactAdaptor } from 'svelte-react-adapter';
import App from './App.svelte';
reactAdaptor({ target: document.body }, App);
For Vue2:
import { adaptor as vue2Adaptor } from 'svelte-vue2-adapter';
import App from './App.svelte';
new Vue({
el: '#app',
components: {
App: vue2Adaptor(App)
}
});
For Vue3:
import { adaptor as vue3Adaptor } from 'svelte-vue3-adapter';
import App from './App.svelte';
createApp({
components: {
App: vue3Adaptor(App)
}
}).mount('#app');
Svelte is a framework that provides a solution for managing support for UI components across different frameworks. It offers adapters for React, Vue2, and Vue3, allowing Svelte components to run in projects built with these frameworks. The Svelte CLI simplifies the process of creating components that can be shared across different frameworks. By using Svelte, developers can improve efficiency, achieve cross-stack reuse of components, and ensure visual unity across different technology stacks.