Marais Rossouw
Marais Rossouw
Hello 👋 love this project! Oh my gosh. I use Relay quite heavily - and right now have this monkey patched NextJS thing, with like Polka and some weird Webpack...
Hello 👋🏻 We are wanting to use this library with Cloudflare workers, and thes during SSR we cannot scan the directory. https://github.com/theKashey/used-styles/blob/cb432b143517d877a21ccf280fca3752420ae04d/src/scanForStyles.ts#L18 https://github.com/theKashey/used-styles/blob/cb432b143517d877a21ccf280fca3752420ae04d/src/scanForStyles.ts#L157 So was hoping we can extract the...
With this PR I aim to bring support for `@defer` and `@stream` as a first-class citizen. This needed to be first-class rather than a middle ware, as the middle ware...
Love this, actually so much nicer than having to work with `Ports` to get my stuff saved! Is there some plan in the future to extend this functionality to look...
When observing the module graph during optimization (split chunks); it is observed that produced CSS Modules, or even the treat modules have a reasons array and issuer of the imported...
In the [docs](https://seek-oss.github.io/treat/data-types#styles) it states that `:hover` etc can be applied on the style object directly, and everything else on the selectors object. This has left some fragmentation in our...
I aim to address the removal of hashing debug names filenames etc, and purely rely on the contents of the class for hashing. With the notion outlined at https://github.com/seek-oss/treat/blob/ba4cf40dbe037c19fc610c4803abc88e83610278/packages/treat/src/validateSelector.ts#L47 it...
Do these resources go in-flight when the route transitions, but parallel to fetching async code? Definitely keen to try this out!
Let's pin a version and sign the urls, as time goes on we can upgrade the versions/and sign new urls/find ways to automate this. But this is fine for now....
Logo
I reckon its time this project gets a logo! More than happy to donate funds to get one professionally designed/made. Ive also attached one I whipped up in a few...