@rpldy/shared-ui
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Internal set of utils+types that all UI packages require and use.
#Yarn:
$ yarn add @rpldy/shared-ui
#NPM:
$ npm i @rpldy/shared-ui
0.7.0 (2020-10-01)
[uploady] - new hook: useUploadyContext[uploady] - processPending context method now accepts options[uploader] - new upload option - clearPending - clears pending batches when new is added[chunked-sender] - change chunked upload data to include results array inside response object (instead of response being the results array)[tus-sender] - location header inaccessible[simple-state] - unwrap issues[uploader] - safer cleanUpFinishedBatch in batch helpers[tus-sender] - remove async/await[uploader] - ensure all data exposed from events is unwrapped (in dev)[life-events] - introduce life-pack conceptbuild - use minify-dead-code-elimination babel pluginall - moved umd bundle into lib/all - upgrade dev dependenciesguides - new guide: Submit FormFAQs
internal set of utils+types for react-uploady UI
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