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Mount Vue in ShadowDOM #145
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Hey @kchapple, I wouldn't be opposed to incorporating a feature if it's possible but I do not have time to work on it. I would image this should be configurable with a directive and/or globally on the ngVueProvider |
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Hi @jaredmcateer
Great work with this plug-in!
I am already using mgVue and it works great. In my use-case, I need to mount a vue component but I don’t want the styles from angular to bleed down into vue. Rather than fix one-off I issues, I’m going for isolation of the vue component.
I’m interested in adding an option to mount the vue component in a shadowDOM root element.
I’m wondering if you thought this was possible?
I was thinking that it could just be a small tweak to ngLinker but haven’t been able to get it to work yet.
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