<html-demo>

Features

• Provide a code snippet and it will create the demo, or provide the demo and it will create the code snippet.
• Demo inherits page styles but you can optionally isolate
• Executes <script> tags (in code-first mode)

Roadmap

From most to least likely to be implemented:

• More style customization (parts, CSS properties)
• Option to collapse code by default
• Open in CodePen button (need a way to specify dependencies)
• Structured attribute values
• Work with CSS and JS snippets (without having to include them in HTML markup)
• Different layouts
• Editable examples

Examples

Basic

Code-first:

<html-demo>
	<pre class="language-html"><code>
		&lt;input type=range>
	</code></pre>
</html-demo>

Content-first:

<html-demo id=foo>
	<input type=range>
</html-demo>

Adjusters

Only font-size for now:

<html-demo adjust="font-size">
	<button>Click me</button>
</html-demo>

Use --font-size-min and --font-size-max to set the range (default: 50% to 300%).

Style isolation

By default the demo is rendered in the light DOM, and thus inherits the normal page styles. In most cases, this is what you want. If not, you can use the isolate attribute to use the UA’s default styles. This works with both modes:

<html-demo isolate>
	<button>Click me</button>
</html-demo>

<html-demo isolate>
	<pre class="language-html"><code>
		&lt;button>Click me&lt;/button>
	</code></pre>
</html-demo>

Execute script

In code-first mode, any <script> elements will also be executed:

<html-demo>
	<pre class="language-html"><code>
		&lt;button>Click me&lt;/button>
		&lt;script>{
			let button = document.currentScript.previousElementSibling;
			// button.onclick = e =>
			button.textContent = "Hi from script!";
		}&lt;/script>
	</code></pre>
</html-demo>

Executing scripts in isolated mode

Do note that there is limited utility in doing this in isolated mode, since there is no (easy) way to get a reference to any of the other elements in the demo:

• document.currentScript is null in shadow trees
• All document.querySelector*() or document.getElementBy*() calls will query the light DOM
• Ids will not create variables
• this will be the global window object or undefined in module scripts.

<html-demo isolate>
	<pre id="isolated-demo" class="language-html"><code>
		&lt;p>This demo has no actual content, but scroll down a bit 👇🏼 &lt;/p>
		&lt;script>{
			let pre = document.getElementById("isolated-demo");
			let container = pre.closest("body > *");
			container.after("Hi from shadow tree script!");
		}&lt;/script>
	</code></pre>
</html-demo>

Auto-wrapping HTML code snippets on a whole page

The element class provides two helper methods for this very thing:

import HTMLDemoElement from "https://nudeui.com/html-demo/html-demo.js";

HTMLDemoElement.wrapAll({
	container: mySection,
	ignore: ".no-html-demo, #installation, #some-other-section",
});

All parameters are optional.

<script src="https://nudeui.com/html-demo/html-demo.js" type="module"></script>