Similar to #27, but based on the latest version of this library. Also, sorry about the delayed follow-up on this!
Description
Depending on its content, an object might be stringified as a multi-line string. I noticed this and added a bit of code to conditionally add indentation to all but the first line of the multi-string value in this case.
Before
The breakpoints prop is a multi-line object, but it doesn't have the correct indentation below.
<Responsive as={ThemedFigure}
title='Shared Figure Title'
breakpoints={{
"(max-width: 539px)": {
"src": "http://placehold.it/320x160",
"caption": "For some reason, this is just a captioned image on mobile."
},
"(min-width: 540px)": {
"caption": "On desktop, this is a looping video. Try resizing the window to see what happens on mobile.",
"children": <FrameAnimation src='https://video1.nytimes.com/paidpost/belvedere/the-view-from-here/tabletop.mp4' />
}
}} />
After
Now the multi-line object is correctly indented.
<Responsive as={ThemedFigure}
title='Shared Figure Title'
breakpoints={{
"(max-width: 539px)": {
"src": "http://placehold.it/320x160",
"caption": "For some reason, this is just a captioned image on mobile."
},
"(min-width: 540px)": {
"caption": "On desktop, this is a looping video. Try resizing the window to see what happens on mobile.",
"children": <FrameAnimation src='https://video1.nytimes.com/paidpost/belvedere/the-view-from-here/tabletop.mp4' />
}
}} />
Similar to #27, but based on the latest version of this library. Also, sorry about the delayed follow-up on this!
Description
Depending on its content, an object might be stringified as a multi-line string. I noticed this and added a bit of code to conditionally add indentation to all but the first line of the multi-string value in this case.
Before
The
breakpoints
prop is a multi-line object, but it doesn't have the correct indentation below.After
Now the multi-line object is correctly indented.