Creating class from JS for passing to third party components
See original GitHub issueIs there any possibility to create classes from within JS to pass to third party components like e.g. CSSTransitionGroup or react-virtualized? I’m looking for something like the following:
const onEnterClass = styled.className`
background-color: red;
`;
// This className can now be passed to third party components
<CSSTranstitionGroup
transitionName={{
enter: onEnterClass,
}} />
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- Created 6 years ago
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To add to this, use a “magic string” constant like
const onEnterClass = '.is-entering'
, sinceMath.random
is problematic in combination with SSR.@k15a I think that is indeed the correct function but doing
const LibraryButton = Button.withComponent(LibraryComponent)
doesn’t account for thewhatever
attribute. Is the only way to haveLibraryComponent
have the same styles as<Button whatever />
to have a separate extended component?