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Hey Matheus, If you're only after the tw prop you can avoid the import altogether with babel-plugin-twin. I'm keen on adding a "tw hasn't been imported" warning too, but it'll only be possible with babel-plugin-twin running in your project. |
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Thank you, @ben-rogerson! It works like a charm for my use case! |
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Hi all!
In most of my cases, I use the
twdirective within an HTML tag. The directive does not use any imported lib, but it depends on having an absolute import on every page that we use it. Example:The problem is: sometimes we forget to add the
twin.macroduring a refactor.I was wondering if we could apply a eslint rule or a warning when the file has a
twdirective but notwin.macroimport. It's like the warning eslint shows when you use jsx without importing theReactlib.Do you think it is possible?
Thank you
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