Plumeria 0.11.0

The following changes and updates have been made to take full advantage of being an object.

cx and createComposite have been integrated into css.props(). The return value of create has changed from a string to an object. You can convert it to a hashed key string using css.props().
There is no cost to css.props(), this has already been verified.

You can use css.props() like this:

<div className={css.props(styles.text)}>text</div>

import { css } from '@plumeria/core';
 
const styles css.create({
  text: {
    color: css.color.lightsalmon,  
  },
});

styles.text, which is type-completed and hovered like this:

const text: {
    color: "lightsalmon";
}
(property) text: Readonly<{
    readonly color: "lightsalmon";
}>

You can create small CSSProperties objects and combine them to create reusable styles.

APIs have been added and changed.

- integrated css.createComposite().
- integrated cx.

• Add css.props()

css.props() uses objects as keys in a WeakMap to hold hashed class names, and returns the hashed class names for the object passed in. Unreferenced key-value pairs will be freed by garbage collection.

Other Fixed:

• refactor: Update Types name
  We have consistently implemented the naming convention "Selector" for pseudo-element media queries based on "Create" and "Return".