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# Startin'blox components repository boilerplate
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## Introduction
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2. [Installation](#installation)
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5. [Storybook](#storybook)
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This repository provides a boilerplate for developing Startin'blox web components. It streamlines the creation and deployment of web components, whether used independently or integrated with the Startin'blox ecosystem, including Lit, Startin'blox Core, Startin'blox Store, Startin'blox Router, and Startin'blox Orbit. The primary objective is to enable developers to concentrate on web component logic by abstracting common complexities and providing out-of-the-box functionalities.
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## Features
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This boilerplate includes:
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* **Localization:** Compatibility with platforms like Weblate, powered by [`@lit/localize`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@lit/localize).
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* **Data Management:** A comprehensive wrapper around the Startin'blox Store for simplified property handling (RDF or named).
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* **Component Awareness:** Mechanisms to manage race conditions and inheritance across external components.
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* **Helper Utilities:** Functions for data reactivity, filtering, and sorting.
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* **Development Tools:**
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* **Storybook:** For component documentation and isolated development, reducing the need for a heavy local environment.
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* **Cypress:** For component testing.
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* **Unpluggin Icons:** Access to a vast library of icons from [Iconify](https://icon-sets.iconify.design/).
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* **Lit Integration:** Pre-made component classes to accelerate development.
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* **Vite-powered:** Typescript, SASS, PostCSS, Autoprefixer... Focus on your component logic, not the build process.
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## Getting started
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### Creating a new components repository
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To initialize a new component repository from this boilerplate:
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3. Update the `name`, `description`, and `repository.url` fields in [`package.json`](package.json).
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4. Commit the changes with a `major: Initial commit` message.
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5. Create a new repository on [git.startinblox.com/components](https://git.startinblox.com/components/).
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7. Configure Gitlab settings (branch protection rules, FF merge only, clone instead of fetch).
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For production usage, components can be served via a CDN like JSDelivr or self-hosted.
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```html
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<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@startinblox/core@latest/dist/store.js"></script>
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This boilerplate is designed as a **library** for multiple web components and intentionally **does not include** a default `index.html` file.
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**Storybook** is the primary development environment for isolated component development and documentation. **Cypress** is integrated for component testing.
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* `defaultDataSrc`: (Optional) Used within Lit Tasks to track the original data source when the component's `dataSrc` is rewritten.
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