override-clsx v1.0.1

override-clsx

Small layer on top of clsx to allow for generic overrides. This improves intellisense for custom re-used class names.

npm i override-clsx
yarn add override-clsx

import clsx, { createOverride } from "override-clsx";

type MyClasses = "a" | "b" | "c";

// ad-hoc override
clsx<MyClasses>("a", "b");
clsx<MyClasses>(true && "a");
clsx<MyClasses>(0 && "a");
clsx<MyClasses>({ a: true });

// exportable override
const classNames = createOverride<MyClasses>();
classNames<MyClasses>("a", "b");
classNames<MyClasses>(true && "a");
classNames<MyClasses>(0 && "a");
classNames<MyClasses>({ a: true });

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