Release Notes

Breaking Change

css.props() renamed to css.use()

Before (8.x)

import * as css from '@plumeria/core';

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

After (9.0.0)

import * as css from '@plumeria/core';

const styles = css.create({...});

<div className={css.use(styles.featureCard)} />

The import alias name is arbitrary, you can use style instead of css if you prefer:

import * as style from '@plumeria/core';

const styles = style.create({...});

<div className={style.use(styles.featureCard)} />

Reason for Change

• The name "props" did not accurately represent its actual meaning (conversion to a class name).
• css.use() now more intuitively and concisely conveys the intent of "use this style."

Migration

Simply replace css.props( with css.use(.

8.x Release Notes

v8.0.3

• fixes fs.globSync was slow and has been replaced with @rust-gear/glob, which is tuned for speed.

v8.0.2

• fixes first line comment out parsing error.

v8.0.1

• fixes some edge-case bugs in development mode, such as styles being lost when opening in a new tab.

Feedback Discussion and bug Issues reports are welcome on GitHub