Can we output libraries instead of websites ? #581
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Can kobweb output a node js library for example, that can be integrated seamlessly with react website ? Understand the complexity , just checking :D |
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Definitely Kobweb as a whole is designed to generate websites. However, there is its Silk widget library that is part of it which you can use on its own, maybe that can be imported? Probably not Note that Compose HTML (and by extension Kobweb) exist because people don't want to use React/JS, so compatibility with it is not really something I think much about at all. You might also want to check the Kotlin-bootstrap project. That might be more relevant here. |
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Got it The reason for this question is And avoid migrating existing projects (built with react) It’s related to tech adoption |
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Sounds like you just need to break your project up into separate modules? You can create Kobweb libraries, maybe that's what you're asking? https://github.com/varabyte/kobweb#splitting-kobweb-code-across-multiple-modules |
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Definitely Kobweb as a whole is designed to generate websites. However, there is its Silk widget library that is part of it which you can use on its own, maybe that can be imported? Probably not
Note that Compose HTML (and by extension Kobweb) exist because people don't want to use React/JS, so compatibility with it is not really something I think much about at all.
You might also want to check the Kotlin-bootstrap project. That might be more relevant here.