fela-utils
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fela-utils is a private utility package for Fela and should only be used interally.
Fela is licensed under the MIT License.
Documentation is licensed under Creative Common License.
Created with ♥ by @rofrischmann and all the great contributors.
10.2.0
| Package | Changes |
| --- | --- |
| fela | (#671) Updated Typings to use union types instead of enums. |
| fela<br>fela-dom | (#667) Added the rendererId option to the renderer configuration which allows using multiple renderers with each maintaining their own set of style nodes. |
| fela-plugin-rtl<br>fela-plugin-bidi | (#670) Added the ability to switch the transformation direction dynamically using a special theme property. |
| react-fela | (#669) Now correctly pass the theme to useFela's props as well.<br>Now correctly pass key and ref to the FelaComponent directly instead of piping them to its rendered children. |
| fela-plugin-named-keys | Added the ability to dynamically set named keys using the given props of each rule. |
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