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merge new setup into v1 branch #208
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Using `resolvedTheme` will cause the select to show `light` or `dark` when `system` is selected rather than `system` as expected. Co-authored-by: Paco <[email protected]>
The previous documentation referred to using `<ThemeProvider defaultTheme="system">`, but this is no longer necessary
Every time <Theme /> renders a new object is constructed and passed to ThemeContext.Provider. This guarantees that regardless of what inputs changed the Context will be propagated. This is particularly harmful when React is doing hydration because if an unhydrated Suspense boudnary exists in the sub-tree of the Provider it will fall back to client rendering regardless of whether the context is an actual dependency for that Suspense boundary. This commit adds memoization so the value only changes if one of it's inputs change To make this memoization effective the default argument for `themes` needed to be statically extracted (it constructs a new array on each function invocation otherwise)
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* chore: add .nvmrc * chore: convert intor a turbo based monorepo (yarn workspaces) * chore: start refactoring playwright tests * chore: add missing scripts to 'example' package and update playwright config accordingly * fix(example/tailwind): use class-attribute * chore(actions): update node version and bump setup-node to v2 * chore: move license to repository-root
…nt (#202) * cleanup package.json files * prettier * move tests to test/ * empty commit for vercel build * empty commit for vercel build * rename root package.json * upgrade next.js and react in examples * switch to pnpm monorepo, upgrade deps * update github actions to use pnpm, add to packageManager * use workspace dep * update workflows to install pnpm * back to npx * many changes… * empty commit for vercel build * empty commit for vercel build * empty commit for vercel build * idk * revert link changes, ready to merge
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Description
This PR contains:
main
intov1
(which adds the new tooling / setup to the v1 branch.@types/node
&@types/jest
to the monorepo root to ensue correct linting in IDEs.(we could consider moving anything test related up to the monorepo root.
Caveats
git didn't catch some diffs between the two branches. I had two fix two things manually.
Perhaps there might be more, but in that case, I would've missed it…