preact8-css-transition-group
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Apply CSS transitions when adding or removing Preact components/elements.
This is a fork of
preact-css-transition-groupthat explicitly depends on Preact 8 for use in Uppy, to address #2226, #2227 and #2377.You may want to use this in your Preact 8 widgets to prevent interference with a Preact X app.
The full list of differences:
preact8-css-transition-groupships CommonJS only, not UMDpreact8-css-transition-grouponly ships unminified codepreact8-css-transition-groupspecifies preact^8.0.0in its peerDependencies
A preact fork of css-transition-group, which was originally extracted from the React codebase itself. The overwhelming majority of the code was written by the lovely folks of the React team, so kudos to them!
This module may be of use to you if:
react/lib/ReactCSSTransitionGroupFAQs
Apply CSS transitions when adding or removing Preact components/elements.
We found that preact8-css-transition-group demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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