Since Immer is already imported from Redux dev toolkit. How do I import Immer from Redux dev toolkit? So that we don't need to add a separate import for immer in package.
createNextState from redux dev toolkit can be used as produce. You do not want to import immer library as it becomes unnecessary.
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Started using Pinia recently with Vue3 using the Setup Store syntax. Everything seems to be working fine but I have this warning in the console. Inspector pinia not found Is this anything to be worried about, what's going on? I have the Vue devtools installed, I get the feeling it is something about that, but Pinia works fine in the devtools as well.
I just want to somehow use the Meteor's accounts-ui package in my meteor x react project.
I have build the FirebaseUI as described here.
I can see the local version in the dist folder, however, I'm unsure how to include it in my react project.
The docs state:
import firebaseui from './npm__{LANGUAGE_CODE}';
I feel I'm missing a step in between.
Take a look at https://github.com/firebase/firebaseui-web/blob/master/README.md#option-2-npm-module
You should be ok with
import * as firebaseui from 'firebaseui'
Is it possible to use es6 with firebase functions?
There are some es6 classes that I need to import from my react native app into firebase functions.
Any pointers on how to do this will be helpful :)
Cloud Functions uses the LTS channel of Node.js, so a good chunk of ES6 syntax is supported out of the box and you could certainly use babel to compile down.
I have to import npm modules in my existing project of Meteor. I am using some modules on each page and in meteor I am forces to import npm module on each page.Is there any common page where I import modules once and use it in my application throughout?
The reason you must import modules (regardless if they are npm packages, atmosphere packages, or other files in your project) in every JavaScript file in Meteor is because you have the ecmascript package installed.
This wonderful package allows you to take advantage of all the great new ECMAScript 2015 (or ES6) features (eg. arrow functions, classes, constants, block scoping​, etc.). One such feature (and the one that you are talking about) that it also includes is modules.
In ES6, modules are a built-in construct where units of reusable code are scoped at the file level such that there is exactly one module per file and one file per module. This means that in order to use any piece of code defined outside of a file you must first import it. This is very similar to import in Java and #include in C++, but subtly different. You can learn more about ES6 modules here.
Long story short, there are tons of advantages to the new spec, however if you wish to revert back to the global nature of pre-ES6, you can simply remove the ecmascript package from your meteor project, follow the original folder structure​ guidelines, and you will no longer have to import modules in every file..