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Usually, if you are sure that your average user won't need to override your styles, then the styles can be a part of the bundle.
For this project, the css names are tightly coupled with the implementation.
Is there a specific reason why the average user must import the css manually?
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DrGor
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Include the css in the budnle
Include the css in the bundle
May 14, 2021
Hey! You're absolutely right.
I've done it in such a way just because it was the simplest way to do it back then when I first opened this solution. Nowadays, I prefer CSS-in-JS or CSS modules.
First of all thank you for the library.
Usually, if you are sure that your average user won't need to override your styles, then the styles can be a part of the bundle.
For this project, the css names are tightly coupled with the implementation.
Is there a specific reason why the average user must import the css manually?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: