Building with Stencil: Tabs
Blog post from Ionic
The text provides a comprehensive guide on building a tab component using Stencil, a web component compiler. It explains the concept of composition in web components, where a parent component can encapsulate other HTML elements, and discusses the use of data attributes to label tabs. The guide details the properties of a tab, including whether it is selected or disabled, and how these properties are represented in a class. It illustrates the implementation of these components using Stencil decorators like @Element() and @State() to manage component properties and state. The tutorial further explains the use of slots in web components for content placement and the handling of slotchange events to update tab states. Additionally, it covers CSS styling for tabs, particularly using data attributes to control visibility and appearance. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding web component lifecycle events and the potential for customization and abstraction in developing tab components, encouraging users to explore further enhancements such as animations or different layouts.
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