pauleveritt · June 19, 2024 20:29
diff --git a/template.tsx b/template.tsx
 /*

 Summary: TSX subcomponents don't have access to shortcodes. The
 this.context.shortcodes.css() function runs, but doesn't put 
 its content into the bundle.

 */

 export type Context = {
  // The "this" value has a "context" managed by Preact.
  // In eleventyConfig "compile", we call Preact's "render"
  // function. This argument can take a second value which
  // is then assigned to "this.context" in subcomponents.
  // Note: The layout itself doesn't have this.context from
  // Preact because 11ty re-binds "this".
  shortcodes: {
    css: (content: string) => void;
  };
 };

 export type ThisHeading = {
  context: Context;
 };

 function Heading(this: ThisHeading, data: any) {
  // This subcomponent should shove CSS into the bundle. However,
  // it appears to be the wrong function.
  this.context.shortcodes.css(".xyz {font-weight: bold}");
  return <h2>The Heading</h2>;
 }

 export type RenderData = {
  getBundle(name: string): string;
 };

 export function Index(this: RenderData) {
  // The actual layout has the proper "this", bound by Eleventy.
  // But Eleventy doesn't manage the calling of the "shortcodes" aka
  // components. Instead, Preact calls <Heading/> and binds its own "this".
  const cssBundle = this.getBundle("css");
  return (
    <html>
      <head>
        <title>Hello TSX</title>
        <style>{cssBundle}</style>
      </head>
      <body>
        <h1>Hello ESM</h1>
        <Heading />
      </body>
    </html>
  );
 }

 export const render = Index;

 // Here's what the eleventyConfig setup looks like
 eleventyConfig.addExtension(["11ty.jsx", "11ty.ts", "11ty.tsx"], {
  key: "11ty.js",
  compile: function () {
    return async function (data) {
      const content = await this.defaultRenderer(data);
      const result = render(content, {
        data,
        shortcodes: eleventyConfig.javascriptFunctions,
      });
      return `<!doctype html>\n${result}`;
    };
  },
 });
	/*

	Summary: TSX subcomponents don't have access to shortcodes. The
	this.context.shortcodes.css() function runs, but doesn't put
	its content into the bundle.

	*/

	export type Context = {
	// The "this" value has a "context" managed by Preact.
	// In eleventyConfig "compile", we call Preact's "render"
	// function. This argument can take a second value which
	// is then assigned to "this.context" in subcomponents.
	// Note: The layout itself doesn't have this.context from
	// Preact because 11ty re-binds "this".
	shortcodes: {
	css: (content: string) => void;
	};
	};

	export type ThisHeading = {
	context: Context;
	};

	function Heading(this: ThisHeading, data: any) {
	// This subcomponent should shove CSS into the bundle. However,
	// it appears to be the wrong function.
	this.context.shortcodes.css(".xyz {font-weight: bold}");
	return <h2>The Heading</h2>;
	}

	export type RenderData = {
	getBundle(name: string): string;
	};

	export function Index(this: RenderData) {
	// The actual layout has the proper "this", bound by Eleventy.
	// But Eleventy doesn't manage the calling of the "shortcodes" aka
	// components. Instead, Preact calls <Heading/> and binds its own "this".
	const cssBundle = this.getBundle("css");
	return (
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>Hello TSX</title>
	<style>{cssBundle}</style>
	</head>
	<body>
	<h1>Hello ESM</h1>
	<Heading />
	</body>
	</html>
	);
	}

	export const render = Index;

	// Here's what the eleventyConfig setup looks like
	eleventyConfig.addExtension(["11ty.jsx", "11ty.ts", "11ty.tsx"], {
	key: "11ty.js",
	compile: function () {
	return async function (data) {
	const content = await this.defaultRenderer(data);
	const result = render(content, {
	data,
	shortcodes: eleventyConfig.javascriptFunctions,
	});
	return `<!doctype html>\n${result}`;
	};
	},
	});