LazyWardic

Gives the w.* elements in its section more Features, beside their provider's. Motion's LazyMotion.

import { drag, LazyWardic, w } from "@wardic/solid" // or "@wardic/solid/unstable/v2"

// At once: `drag` ships with this page's code.
<LazyWardic features={[drag]}>
  <w.div drag />
</LazyWardic>

// Loaded as the section renders: a module of its own that exports `drag`.
<LazyWardic features={() => import("./drag-feature").then((m) => m.drag)}>
  <w.div drag />
</LazyWardic>

Props

Prop
`features`	Its Features: one, a list, or a function that loads them. Read once.
`strict`	In development, a `wardic.*` element under it throws. Read once.

A loaded Feature takes effect as it arrives: values animate at once, a gesture or a drag starts when its Feature lands, and a layout element starts laying out then. Nothing tried before is replayed. A server loads nothing, and renders each element at its starting style. See Shipping less.

Coming from Motion

Motion's LazyMotion loads its Features for the whole page; a LazyWardic's are its section's. Its function returns the Features themselves, not a module: .then((m) => m.drag), not res.default.