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Svelte / SvelteKit
  • Getting Started with SvelteKit
    • Installing SvelteKit
      • Tailwind Typography plugin
    • Base Syntax & Core Features of Svelte
      • Curly Braces & Understanding Core Syntax
      • Reactive Variables
      • Two-way-binding Shortcut
      • Using multiple components
      • Components & Communication via Props
      • Display HTML in Svelte
      • Dynamic classes
      • Using $effect
      • Working with Javascript and Rune reactivity
    • Working with Conditionals & Loops
      • Showing code conditionally in Svelte
      • Looping through arrays (lists)
      • Lists & Keys
    • Closer look at reactivity
      • Updating Arrays & Objects
      • Event Modifiers
    • Component Events
    • Best Practices
    • Adding Google Font in Tailwind and SvelteKit
    • Adding Local Fonts to SvelteKit with Tailwind
    • Prevent flicker in images
    • Enhanced Images
    • Form Submissions in SvelteKit
    • Effective SEO in SvelteKit
    • Automatic Site Maps in Svelte
    • Creating Custom Elements with Svelte, SvelteKit, and Vite
    • Creating a Svelte Library with JavaScript Functions
  • Useful Code Snippets
    • Hover effects
    • Navigation
    • Centering Items
    • Setting Footer Bottom Page
  • Installing Useful Libraries
    • Documenting Javascript with JSDocs (Crash Course)
    • Adding Lottie Animations to Svelte Application
    • SvelteKit Melt-ui
      • First Component - accordion
    • Installing Shadcn/ui Svelte
    • Getting Started with GSAP with SvelteKit
      • What is GSAP?
      • Installing GSAP & Your first animation
      • GSAP in SvelteKit
    • Installing Locomotive Scroll with Svelte 5 and SvelteKit
  • SvelteKit Server Fetching and Deployment
    • Preparing a SvelteKit application for Deployment
    • Utility Functions for URL Handling in SvelteKit
    • Fetching Directus Data from Rest API with SvelteKit
    • Fetching data from api with caching
    • Displaying Fetched Data in a Each Loop
    • Creating slug friendly urls based on query data
    • Finding correct query in api based on url slug
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  1. Getting Started with SvelteKit

Best Practices

Storing reusable modules, and content

src/lib is conventionally used to store components, utilities, images, and other reusable modules.

The $lib alias is a shorthand to easily reference this directory in your imports, which helps keep your code clean and organized.

$lib Alias: SvelteKit provides the $lib alias to reference the src/lib directory easily. Instead of using relative paths like ../../../lib, you can simply use $lib.

import MyComponent from '$lib/components/MyComponent.svelte';
import { utilityFunction } from '$lib/utils';

Directory Structure:

src/
├── lib/
│   ├── components/
│   │   └── MyComponent.svelte
│   └── utils/
│       └── helper.js
├── routes/
│   └── index.svelte
└── app.html
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