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Optionally parse HTML to create React-ready output
See original GitHub issueI’ve integrated @robinmalfait’s React find/replace tool for TUI code.
https://gist.github.com/RobinMalfait/a90e8651196c273dfa51eec0f43e1676
Would you be interested in a PR to merge this? I’ve added an env variable to enable it, and it’s still optional in index.js.
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Just about finished with my transformer pipeline. I had to patch cheerios serializer to more closely match the HTML in TailwindUI so you wouldn’t get a bunch of spurious changes.
Anyway, I looked into
<pattern id="..."/>and it turns out it’s in the original TUI code.v2.0 has been pushed with support for
convertReacttransformer.