# 📚 Example Usage in Your Web App ## 🚀 **How to Use This Enhanced Lazy Loading System in Your Projects** ### **Step 1: Copy the System to Your Local Development** ```bash # Clone or copy the enhanced-lazy-loading-demo folder to your local workspace cp -r /path/to/enhanced-lazy-loading-demo ~/my-workspace/ ``` ### **Step 2: Add as a Path Dependency in Your Project** ```toml # In your project's Cargo.toml [dependencies] enhanced-lazy-loading-demo = { path = "../enhanced-lazy-loading-demo" } # Or if you want to use specific features [dependencies] enhanced-lazy-loading-demo = { path = "../enhanced-lazy-loading-demo", features = ["essential"] } ``` ### **Step 3: Import and Use in Your App** ```rust use enhanced_lazy_loading_demo::lazy_loading::LazyComponentWrapper; use enhanced_lazy_loading_demo::bundle_analyzer::BundleAnalysisDisplay; #[component] pub fn MyWebApp() -> impl IntoView { view! {

"My Amazing Web App"

// Use the bundle analysis display // Create your own component showcase

"My Component Library"

} } ``` ### **Step 4: Include the CSS** ```html ``` ### **Step 5: Customize for Your Needs** #### **Add Your Own Components:** ```rust // In lazy_loading.rs, add your components to the component_info closure "CustomButton" => ComponentInfo { name: "CustomButton".to_string(), category: "Custom Components".to_string(), estimated_size: "18KB".to_string(), dependencies: vec!["my-custom-lib".to_string()], description: "A custom button component for my app".to_string(), }, ``` #### **Create Custom Categories:** ```rust // In app.rs, add your own category section

"🛠️ Custom Components"

``` ## 🎯 **Real-World Integration Examples** ### **Example 1: Dashboard Application** ```rust #[component] pub fn Dashboard() -> impl IntoView { view! {

"Dashboard"

} } ``` ### **Example 2: Component Playground** ```rust #[component] pub fn ComponentPlayground() -> impl IntoView { view! {

"Component Playground"

"Form Components"

"Layout Components"

} } ``` ## 🔧 **Advanced Customization** ### **Custom Loading States:** ```rust // You can customize the loading behavior let custom_load_component = move |_| { set_is_loading.set(true); // Your custom loading logic here spawn_local(async move { // Simulate API call or actual component loading gloo_timers::future::TimeoutFuture::new(2000).await; // Load your actual component // load_my_component().await; set_is_loading.set(false); set_is_loaded.set(true); }); }; ``` ### **Custom Styling:** ```css /* In your project's CSS, you can override or extend the styles */ .my-custom-theme .lazy-component-wrapper { border-color: #8b5cf6; background: linear-gradient(135deg, #f3e8ff 0%, #e9d5ff 100%); } .my-custom-theme .component-category { background: #8b5cf6; } ``` ## 📦 **Distribution Options** ### **Option 1: Local Development (Recommended for testing)** - Copy the entire folder to your workspace - Use path dependencies in Cargo.toml - Modify and customize as needed ### **Option 2: Git Submodule** ```bash # Add as a submodule in your project git submodule add https://github.com/your-username/enhanced-lazy-loading-demo.git ``` ### **Option 3: Copy Specific Files** - Copy only the components you need - Copy the CSS file - Integrate into your existing project structure ## 🎉 **Benefits of This Approach** ✅ **Full Control**: Modify and customize as needed ✅ **No External Dependencies**: Everything runs locally ✅ **Easy Testing**: Test in your actual project environment ✅ **Customizable**: Adapt to your specific needs ✅ **Professional Quality**: Use the enhanced UI system ✅ **Scalable**: Easy to add more components --- **Now you can use this professional-grade lazy loading system in your own web apps!** 🚀✨