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Better 'Usage' in README
See original GitHub issueIt’s not clear you have to use set states in order to animate.
I had to check example.js and discover you have to use this.setState({ height: 'auto' }).
Maybe a more detailed usage would be better for noobies like myself! (:
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Hey, I’ve updated the readme with the example you provided.
I’m really busy with other projects, but I have this on my todo list.
Cheers!
Hello, That’s basically how react works. To re-render the component I’m updating the state. ATM I’m travelling, but I can do a blog post how it works when I get back. How does that sound?