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Render prop option
See original GitHub issueThis would save some code for me:
<ReactResizeDetector render={({ width, height }) => <MyComponent width={width} />}
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It avoids needing to “setState” to store the width/height, which means no need to have a class you can just do a small function! So saves me 12 lines of code and complexity or so.
@natew deployed in v3.0.1