Enhance makes it easy to build applications composed of web components. Each component encapsulates its own UI and functionality. However, under some circumstances you may need to communicate between components to share data or react to changes elsewhere on the page.

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Enhance simplifies building web applications with components that encapsulate their own UI and functionality. This post explains the different ways components can communicate: from using Events for child-to-parent communication to setting attributes for parent-to-child communication. It also introduces @enhance/store, a singleton reactive data store, for managing shared state across components. Example code snippets illustrate how to implement these communication methods.

Component Communication in Enhance — Begin Blog