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Support getBoundingClientRect()
See original GitHub issueThe returned width and height should also be also available as what we get from el.getBoundingClientRect().width & el.getBoundingClientRect().height sometimes we need exact sitze and i didn’t see anything in the Readme that this library supports that already, please correct me if I’m wrong.
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Thanks, I was thinking maybe this library will go in the direction like Solid.js primitive https://www.npmjs.com/package/@solid-primitives/resize-observer but totally ok if not, this is now solved for me and can be closed. Thanks
Got it 👍