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svelte/Lifecycle Hooks

Run code at important moments in a component's life, from setup to cleanup.

12 QuestionsIntermediateMedium Priority ~9 min read

Components go through different stages during their lifetime. Svelte provides lifecycle APIs that let you run logic when a component is mounted and perform cleanup when it is no longer needed.

Lifecycle behavior is useful for tasks such as starting subscriptions, interacting with browser APIs, setting up timers, and cleaning up resources. It is important to understand when lifecycle code runs so that browser-only work does not accidentally execute in the wrong environment.

What you'll walk away knowing

What component lifecycle means
How mount and cleanup behavior works
When lifecycle APIs are useful
How to avoid memory leaks and unnecessary side effects
1What is onDestroy and when should you use it?Intermediate2Can lifecycle functions be async?Intermediate3What is onMount used for?Intermediate4What does beforeUpdate do?Intermediate5When would you use afterUpdate?Intermediate
All Topics
1
Basics
Syntax and Structure
Component Basics
2
Reactivity
Event Handling
Conditional UI Patterns
Bindings
3
Lifecycle Hooks
Slots and Component Communication
Stores and State Sharing
Styling and Transitions
4
SvelteKit Basics
SSR and SPA
Forms and Events
Code Organization
5
Performance and Optimization
Security
Testing and Tooling
Advanced Features
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