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How to unmount?
See original GitHub issueReact has unmountComponentAtNode, preact has render(null, element), etc.
How would that work in Superfine?
patch(null, null, container) // ?
// or
unmount(container) //?
What is it expected from this operation?
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Unmounting (calling life-cycle events) would just be
patch(lastState, null, container)right?Describing this as “unmounting” doesn’t really make much sense though, as nothing gets “mounted” in the first place - the library is stateless, it isn’t mounting a component in the DOM or something, it’s just simply “patching”, according to the new/old state you provide.
If you provide a null state, it removes the nodes - still just a “patch” by any other name.
Just my two cents.
@uchcode I want to add this feature, one way or another, I just would like to discuss what behavior we all want.