Support paddingHorizontal/vertical and marginHorizontal/vertical
See original GitHub issueHi @nandorojo,
while I know sx has “px, py, mx, my”, I still think that TypeScript should not complain when using the react-native names, unless you have a real reason why which I am not aware of.
Because using them works just fine, just the Types are missing (in this case are aliased). I do like the abbreviation, but sometimes I am “porting” stuff and this forces me to refactor.
What do you think?
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Pretty sure I fixed it all now,
yarn add dripsy@canaryfor3.6.2should have it.Yeah fair point, I just have to see if it’s easy to add