I'm trying to send data to Microsoft Cognitive Services' Emotion API, in the form of Content-Type: application/octet-stream. I'm getting the Base64 string of an image from a canvas by calling canvas.toDataURL('image/jpeg', 0.1);(...This seems to be a best practice, since it is used almost everywhere. However, nowhere is it clearly explained what exactly it does ... I did find a comment in the docs that said: "This comment tells babel to convert jsx to calls to a function...
I'm trying to use React-Select V2.0 with Next.JS but on server load the select element is not styled and flickers to styled. I tried using the Emotion example for Next.JS to server render the emotion style (https://github.com/zeit/next.js/tree/m...
import styled from 'react-emotion' class Field extends React.Component<> {} export default styled(Field) then if I render this component and use component.type, i get styled()... function instead of Field component. How I get Fiel...I'm currently need to integrate common components of a library into multiples websites. The component Library currently have a Global styles. That they inject in the following way: <Global styles={` div { padding: 0;...Suppose I have the following code with emotion's css`` prop: <div css={css` background: var(--bg); `}> But I would like to darken the background of this div. Using sass this would be simple with the darken() function, but I don't...I want to selectively pass some props to each children element and style each of them. const Burger = ({children, ...rest}) => ( <> <p>I'm a burger...</p> {children} </> ) const Meat = ({type}) => <span...No background-image visible with the setup below. As a debugging step, I have tried setting background: pink within const background and this does work, confirming that emotion is running correctly. When opening React Dev Tools extension I can see b...
I am using reactjs-popup, and one of it's props is contentStyle, which allow you to pass css-in-js object to style an internal div in the library. however when I pass css object with @media in it, the library doesn't deal with it. I wonder...
Why does emotion-js appear to share the props from seperate component instances? <Button isDisabled={'true'} /> <Button /> const Button = styled.button` background-color: ${props => props.isDisabled !== 'true' ?...©2020 All rights reserved.