Catch up on JavaScript 2: Easepick, magic-regexp, Token CSS, and more

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Easepick

Adding a date picker to an application is always a pain. Recently I found this library and its react wrapper — it’s amazing. Easy to use and customize also have an excellent design out of the box.

https://github.com/easepick/easepick

React-Transition-State

react-transition-group is a known library to add enter/exit transitions to components. Today’s library wants to give you similar functionality. It’s tiny and gives you to granularly control the state of transition.

https://github.com/szhsin/react-transition-state

🦄 magic-regexp

Create regexp in a more functional style. magic-regexp supports grouping and has excellent typing that lets you preview the final expression.

https://github.com/danielroe/magic-regexp

Token CSS

Generate tokens based on the config you define and then use them in your CSS. These tokens then will be replaced by PostCSS and replaced with defined values. Stay in sync with the defined project design.

https://github.com/tokencss/tokencss

Bling

Create RPC functions from inside your client-side code.

https://github.com/TanStack/bling/

Want to read more about RPC? I made a short post about RPC and what the fuss is about it. Covered Solid Start’s RPC, Qwik’s version, and what they are doing.

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