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Before, svelte-monetization uses named props to render monetized content:
svelte-monetization
{#if isLoading} <slot name="loading" /> {:else if isMonetized} <slot name="monetized" /> {:else} <slot name="not-monetized" /> {/if}
Now, while exploring Svelte docs, I've learned that you can pass values back to the parent using props too! So I refactored it.
<slot {isLoading} {isMonetized} />
Now it's much cleaner and can be used like this.
<SvelteMonetization let:isMonetized let:isLoading> {#if isLoading} <div>Loading message here</div> {:else if isMonetized} <div>Monetized/premium content here</div> {:else} <div>Show ads here</div> {/if} </SvelteMonetization>
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[POST UPDATED]
Before,
svelte-monetizationuses named props to render monetized content:Now, while exploring Svelte docs, I've learned that you can pass values back to the parent using props too! So I refactored it.
Now it's much cleaner and can be used like this.