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@dddlr dddlr commented Jun 7, 2024

Fix #1682

TODO for next week:

  • Add tests
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  • Add support for <div css={firstOpen ? fadeInCss : slideInRightCss}>hello world</div> too

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dddlr commented Jul 11, 2025

closing this stale PR i'm probably not going to get to, feel free to copy the contents over to a new PR if you want to get it merged in!

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keyframes in css function call in ternary operator not supported
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