Lasse Boisen Andersen
Lasse Boisen Andersen
You should be able to use the spread operator, ala: ``` @input="$emit('input', ...arguments)" ```
+1 on this, npm please :)
@victorjonsson apart from Browserify, Webpack is growing too and npm is by far the easiest package manager for that purpose (just `require()` and webpack takes care of the rest). Just...
Anybody wanna take a stab at this? @Sefriol @joshkurz Seems to be an issue that has been haunting for quite a long time
@antoinepairet Good thoughts and I agree on your next step - I'm unfortunately not confident enough with the ui-calendar tests to do it myself. I'm gonna hack around the code...
Yeah, you're right. Ran out of time 🙈 If you wanna give it a shot I'll be happy to merge it in!
Same problem here: if a tooltip is placed inside a parent that has a `transform`, positioning screws up. As @RanzQ said, a quick fix is to place the tooltip DOM...
You can use something like lodash's `invert` method to reverse the key-value pair of the mapping object: https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.10#invert
Nice. I think `alias` get's my vote, reads better without further explanation: ```javascript props: { ageOfPerson: { type: Number, alias: 'age' } } ```
PHP isn't bundled with macOS anymore, since Monterey (12.0.0), so you have to [install php yourself](https://daily-dev-tips.com/posts/installing-php-on-your-mac/) to get it working