Third Party Web Components in LWC Salesforce | Lightning Web Components ☁️⚡️

In this video I will show you how you can use Third Party Web Components in LWC Salesforce.
To use a third-party web component in a Lightning web component, add it to your template using the lwc:external directive. The third-party web component renders as a native web component in your LWC template.
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[@namanshetty2781]

Here we are the updating the value of a property inside renderedCallBack, but it's not good practice as this lifecycle hook fires again and again if the property is updated hence the component renders?

[@justgrumpy]

When I set up a similar project using JBDateInput, I get the following error when I attempt to deploy to my sandbox...No MODULE named markup://jb:inputDate found

[@justgrumpy]

I think I figured out the problem. Salesforce now requires 'lwc:external' in the html for the external component.

[@SalesforceBolt]

That could be the reason, new updates are coming with every release.

[@srikarankrish6970]

I have created a 3rd party component with jbdateInput but its not working

[@SalesforceBolt]

What’s the error in console?

[@RVAraghav]

Hi Kapil, Any idea how to do the same for this:

[@SalesforceBolt]

Which component it is? Can you share the link?