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  • New Features

    • Introduced CreateInvoiceForm and InvoiceDashboard components for seamless integration in React applications.
    • Added TypeScript declarations for custom JSX elements to enhance type safety and usability.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved React support in package configurations, allowing for better integration and type safety.
    • Updated TypeScript configurations tailored for React development, optimizing the build process.
  • Documentation

    • Included examples and detailed prop definitions in TypeScript declaration files to aid developers in implementation.

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The changes across the create-invoice-form and invoice-dashboard packages introduce React support by adding new React components and TypeScript definitions. These modifications enhance the packages' functionality, allowing developers to integrate invoice management features into their React applications more effectively. Additionally, configurations for TypeScript and Vite are updated to accommodate the new React components and improve module handling.

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packages/create-invoice-form/package.json, packages/invoice-dashboard/package.json Added entries for React support in the exports section, specifying paths for TypeScript definitions and default JSX files. Included peer dependencies for React and ReactDOM, and updated dependencies for TypeScript support.
packages/create-invoice-form/src/lib/react/CreateInvoiceForm.jsx, .../InvoiceDashboard.jsx Introduced React functional components that wrap web components, utilizing hooks to manage lifecycle and props synchronization. Exported components as default and named exports for accessibility.
packages/create-invoice-form/src/lib/react/CreateInvoiceForm.ts, .../InvoiceDashboard.d.ts Defined TypeScript declarations for the new React components, specifying props interfaces to enhance type safety and clarity in usage.
packages/create-invoice-form/src/lib/react/global.d.ts, .../global.d.ts Added TypeScript declarations for custom JSX elements (create-invoice-form and invoice-dashboard), extending the JSX intrinsic elements to support these components in React.
packages/create-invoice-form/tsconfig.react.json, .../tsconfig.react.json Introduced React-specific TypeScript configuration files, specifying output directories, enabling declaration file generation, and adjusting compiler options for JSX and module resolution.
packages/create-invoice-form/vite.wc.config.ts, .../vite.wc.config.ts Enhanced Vite configuration by adding Rollup options to manage external dependencies (react and react-dom), ensuring they are not bundled into the output and mapping them to global variables.
packages/invoice-dashboard/src/lib/types/index.ts Introduced a new TypeScript interface for Currency, defining the structure for currency objects used in the invoice dashboard.
packages/invoice-dashboard/tsconfig.json Updated TypeScript configuration to support React with JSX syntax and improved module resolution through base URL and path mappings.

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@sstefdev sstefdev requested a review from aimensahnoun August 27, 2024 12:54
@aimensahnoun aimensahnoun marked this pull request as ready for review August 29, 2024 11:56
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Add React shims to hide useRef to make Web Components built with Svelte easier to use

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