expose style rules/properties to js exporter #285
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Signed-off-by: Karfield Chen <kf2@karfield.com>
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@karfield Can you give me a short usage example and isn't that what |
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@karfield friendly ping 😛 |
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Comparing to React inline CSS, I found not only css classname that needed, but css properties in class referenced too. So the final solution is taking advantage of css coding, and easy to be referenced of classnames, properties, etc.
Signed-off-by: Karfield Chen kf2@karfield.com