[!WARNING]
There are some problems in svelte5.
You can create a styled component for svelte, which is responsive to props, so you can create a component that changes style depending on the situation. You can also use the event handler.
npm i styled-svelte-component
<script lang="ts">
import createSSC from 'styled-svelte-component/svelte4';
const SampleDiv = createSSC<{color:string}>( //You can set types of props here.
'div', //tag name
({backgroundColor, color}) => `
background-color:${backgroundColor};
color: ${color};
`, // A function which returns scss or css. You can use props here.
)
</script>
<SampleDiv backgroundColor="red" color="blue" on:click|once={() => {alert("true");}}>
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</SampleDiv>
<script lang="ts">
import createSSC from 'styled-svelte-component/svelte5';
const SampleDiv = createSSC<{color:string}>( //You can set types of props here.
'div', //tag name
({backgroundColor, color}) => `
background-color:${backgroundColor};
color: ${color};
`, // A function which returns scss or css. You can use props here.
)
</script>
<SampleDiv backgroundColor="red" color="blue" onclick={() => {alert("true");}}>
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</SampleDiv>
For example in Svelte 4:
<script lang="ts">
import createSSC from 'styled-svelte-component/svelte4';
const SampleDiv = createSSC<{color:string}, {hoverColor: string}>( //You can set types of props here.
'div', //tag name
({backgroundColor}) => `
background-color: ${backgroundColor};
`, // A function which returns scss or css. You can use props here.
({hoverColor}) => `
&:hover{
color: ${hoverColor};
}
` // Style for all `SampleDiv` components;
)
</script>
<SampleDiv.common hoverColor="purple"/>
<!-- Red background color and purple text color when hover -->
<SampleDiv backgroundColor="red">
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</SampleDiv>
<!-- Blue background color and purple text color when hover -->
<SampleDiv backgroundColor="blue">
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</SampleDiv>