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Chakra v3 support #805
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Looks like I can edit this one. Thanks! |
Well, it says I can push to it on the PR, but it won't actually let me push.
Could there be a setting on your account or the fork that might be causing that? |
Possibly! How silly. I tried adding you as a collaborator to my repo if that helped? |
Yep, that did it. Thanks! |
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@abrenoch I updated all the "other" stuff like the dev page, example, and website demo. Want to give 'em a whirl? I'm still not sure how I'm going to handle dual compatibility with v2, but let me know what you think of these changes for v3. |
@jakeboone02 Passes the sniff test for me, I think you nailed it! |
Great! I'll merge this once I figure out what to do about v2 going forward. |
Hey, one question: Do you think the "snippets" are really necessary in the case of a library like this? I know it's the recommended way in the Chakra docs, but they're not really re-used in the way an application would re-use them. Each snippet is only ever imported once within the package (so the props are always the same), and I feel like the snippet code could just be integrated directly into the existing component files or even removed completely in some cases. For example, I don't see a need for the "loading" render paths in |
I can see this making sense, especially in the case of |
Thanks for the feedback. After looking it over a little more, I decided to stick with the snippets after all, except |
@all-contributors please add @abrenoch for code |
I've put up a pull request to add @abrenoch! 🎉 |
Copy of #804
Closes #802