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I like this library :)
But I'd like to request the feature to inverse the arrow key direction for panning.
Was able to workaround it myself but could be nice to just pass it as an option.
I made a jsfiddle to show my use case.
Drag the blue circle to the bottom right corner, click the image to activate it and position it inside the container with the arrow
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How about some instructions on using your software? Some, ANY kind of instructions. It looks like you put a good bit of time into this so some decent instructions would be awesome please...
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It's not clear fromt he current documentation the operator precedence (pipe, logical, arithmetic, etc)
I would be great to have a documentation page backed by tests on query-tests.yaml.
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Current documentation inside README.md contains the following example code:
persistStore(store, {
transforms: [
saveSubsetFilter,
saveSubsetBlacklistFilter,
loadSubsetFilter,
saveAndloadSubsetFilter,
]
});Using this with redux-persist in version 5.9.1 results in thrown error-message:
`redux-persist: invalid option passed to persistStore: "transf
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Jun 1, 2020 - JavaScript
There has been the adoption of options.plugins in a couple of the transforms, which allows the loading of additional functionality. What other standards could we introduce?
Thoughts on some of the following?
options.partials- Associative array of partial name -> fn representing available partialsoptions.includePaths- Array of paths to search when including files- `options.filen
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# src/page.ts
import(/* webpackChunkName: "Some" */ "../pages/Some")
Without typescript-transform-paths, this correctly transpiles to the exactly same JS code, the comments remained.
With typescript-transform-paths, it transpiles to:
# dist/page.js
import("../pages/Some")
I.e. the plugin removes comments even when removeComments=false in tsconfig.json's compilerOp
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How to duplicate: https://jsfiddle.net/9vcytj2b/
Scroll up and down, you'll see that the header text and the footer text keeps animating.
resetis set tofalseby default so this should not happen. Usingcleanup: truemake it works, but is not friendly when you usesync().It works as expected when you comment out the
afterRevealcallbacks: https://jsfiddle.net/jxcnb2wp/The fac