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Keep React V1.4.0 Release Notes
Welcome to the latest release of Keep React! This version brings several improvements and updates to our components while maintaining the familiar UI look and feel. Let's explore the key features and changes:
Alert
The Alert component structure has been updated for better consistency. Here are the changes:
Alert.Containeris nowAlertContainerAlert.Bodyis nowAlertBodyAlert.Dismissis nowAlertDismissAlert.Linkis nowAlertLinkAlert.Iconis nowAlertIconAlert.Titleis nowAlertTitleAlert.Descriptionis nowAlertDescriptionCarousel
We have revamped the Carousel component structure. Here are the changes:
Carousel.Controlis nowCarouselControlCarousel.Buttonsis nowCarouselButtonsCarousel.Itemis nowCarouselItemCarousel.Slidesis nowCarouselSlidesCarousel.Indicatorsis nowCarouselIndicatorsCarousel.PrevButtonis nowCarouselPrevButtonCarousel.NextButtonis nowCarouselNextButtonCard, Modal, Accordion, and More
Similarly, other components like Card, Modal, Accordion, and many more have undergone structural updates for consistency and clarity.
Updated Component List
Important Note
Starting from this version, you can now use Keep components in our Next.js server components without the need for the "use client" directive. Even though our components are still client-side components, they can seamlessly integrate with Next.js server components, offering greater flexibility in your project architecture.
Contributors
This release was made possible by: