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The Web components SPEC forbids using custom elements without dash. This is part of the spec. Since slim.js does not break any standard and follows the web standards (no black magic!) you should use valid tag names for custom elements.
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And one comment, There is no need to export the classes (though it is in the boilerplate), unless you are trying to use types (flow/TS).
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The Web components SPEC forbids using custom elements without dash.
My bad! Didn't know that, haven't read the standard (or any comprehensive manual for that matter).
There is no need to export the classes
Yeah, I know, tried both ways with the same results. :)
Thanks anyway! 😃
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But the error message still could be more informative, I think. Or maybe it couldn't. :)
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The error message is from the browser. Keeping the library as light as possible means that If the browser provides error, slim.js should not interfere. At least this is my point of view: minimum intervention.
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That makes total sense.
Thanks again!
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