The repo's v3 branch README has a link to go to the 'v3 docs' but it actually takes you to the v2 docs. See screenshot:
I suspect a decent bit of the confusion is related to this -- the v3 code is much better & is overall just far easier to work with (especially the styling) -- but without documentation, it's a lot of fumbling around to try to figure out what the usage API is.
Personally, I had inadvertently been trying to use v2 syntax with the v3 codebase -- causes me lots of confusion. Much smoother sailing now that I've realized the issue, though unfortunately I'm going to stick with the v2 implementation, at least for now, at least until v3 has some documentation/examples. And maybe it already does and I'm just too dense to find/see them.
Nonetheless -- awesome project. Please don't take this as criticism at all BTW! The project is great and, especially the improvements in v3, it looks fantastic & it absolutely satisfies our requirements & more. If anything, I just wanted to relay my experience in hopes of helping the project & others in the future, even if in a very small way!
The repo's v3 branch README has a link to go to the 'v3 docs' but it actually takes you to the v2 docs. See screenshot:
I suspect a decent bit of the confusion is related to this -- the v3 code is much better & is overall just far easier to work with (especially the styling) -- but without documentation, it's a lot of fumbling around to try to figure out what the usage API is.
Personally, I had inadvertently been trying to use v2 syntax with the v3 codebase -- causes me lots of confusion. Much smoother sailing now that I've realized the issue, though unfortunately I'm going to stick with the v2 implementation, at least for now, at least until v3 has some documentation/examples. And maybe it already does and I'm just too dense to find/see them.
Nonetheless -- awesome project. Please don't take this as criticism at all BTW! The project is great and, especially the improvements in v3, it looks fantastic & it absolutely satisfies our requirements & more. If anything, I just wanted to relay my experience in hopes of helping the project & others in the future, even if in a very small way!
Thank you! :)