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Hello!
Thank you for providing us with a great tool!
I often use Astro and sometimes use several UI frameworks together.
Example: Astro + React (tsx) + Qwik (tsx)
I really like the ability to output multiple framework files from a single CSS file.
However, files output as tsx will have the file name {css basename}.mist.tsx regardless of the target.
Therefore, combinations such as React and Vue cannot properly generate files due to duplicate file names.
How about adding an optional setting to add the UI framework identifier to the file name to prevent destructive changes?
--extention-with-target: Add target to the extension(Button.mist.react.tsx, Button.mist.vue.tsx, etc...) [default: false]
I would appreciate your response.
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The Qwik component is not available for this React-using part, so you will want both React and Qwik components.
However, there is currently a problem with both outputting as .tsx.
But then again, it looks like JSX Pragma will be required, and maintenance costs will likely go up...
Hello!
Thank you for providing us with a great tool!
I often use Astro and sometimes use several UI frameworks together.
Example: Astro + React (tsx) + Qwik (tsx)
I really like the ability to output multiple framework files from a single CSS file.
However, files output as tsx will have the file name
{css basename}.mist.tsx
regardless of the target.Therefore, combinations such as React and Vue cannot properly generate files due to duplicate file names.
How about adding an optional setting to add the UI framework identifier to the file name to prevent destructive changes?
I would appreciate your response.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: