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fix: export createRender #854

Closed yy-wow closed 1 month ago

yy-wow commented 1 month ago

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cli工程pnpm不会直接安装@optiny/tiny-engine-canvas依赖，导致引用不到createRender方法

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This addition allows users to easily import and utilize the rendering function within the design core package, improving the overall functionality and flexibility of the application.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new export for the createRender function from the @opentiny/tiny-engine-canvas/render module in the packages/design-core/index.js file. This addition allows the function to be imported from the specified file while maintaining the existing structure of other export statements.

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packages/design-core/index.js Added export for createRender from @opentiny/tiny-engine-canvas/render.

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`35-35`: **LGTM: Export statement for `createRender` added successfully.** The new export statement for `createRender` from `@opentiny/tiny-engine-canvas/render` has been correctly added. This change aligns with the PR objective of fixing the export of `createRender`. A few observations: 1. The placement of the new export is appropriate, grouped with other canvas-related exports. 2. The export syntax is consistent with the rest of the file. 3. This addition doesn't appear to introduce any breaking changes to existing exports. To ensure this change doesn't conflict with any existing exports or usage, let's run a quick verification:
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