@dhis2/ui-constants
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5.0.0 (2020-05-28)
widgetsonBackdropClick prop has been renamed to onClickOutsideMenuDivider and MenuSectionHeader@dhis2/ui using named exports.Layer is an overlay component that fills the entire screen/page. Besides that it is also a key component to stack various components on top of one another. ComponentCover is a similar component that only fills its parent, provided that has a non-static position. Both the Layer and the ComponentCover accept an onClick and a translucent prop. CenterContent is a component that does exactly what it says on the tin. It also has a position prop which can be used to vertically align the content at the top, middle (default), or bottom. These new components replace the Backdrop and the ScreenCover, which had a slightly unclear scope and have now been removed. The Layer uses the LayerContext internally to control the stacking logic. This context has also been exposed via the useLayerContext hook, which can be used to append portals to the current layer-node.@dhis2/ui-forms components with 'FieldFF' to avoid conflicts with the base components in @dhis2/ui-core and @dhis2/ui-widgets, since all components are now exported in @dhis2/ui. The FF stands for final-form, clarifying that the component is tied to final-form and making the relation with our regular Field components more clear. So, for example, instead of the regular <Input /> we used to export from ui-forms we now have <InputFieldFF /><FieldSetField /> component has been renamed to <FieldGroup /><GroupControl /> component has been renamed to <FieldGroupFF />FAQs
Constants used in the UI libs
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