@ciw1973 same thing, really looking forward to the FeatheJS integration as a first class citizen

Keep going with the awesome work!

And what about “tracking” the modal state itself? (opened/closed) and their acctions? (open, cancel, accept, etc.)

I ended up doing this (sass in vue single file):

  body.desktop
    .q-hoverable:hover
      > .q-focus-helper
        background-color: $secondary

I ended up doing this (sass in vue single file):

  body.desktop
    .q-hoverable:hover
      > .q-focus-helper
        background-color: $secondary

@ciw1973 same thing, really looking forward to the FeatheJS integration as a first class citizen

Keep going with the awesome work!

Ouch! I was almost sure it was that way but I may had some typo in other place because it didn’t work. Will try again.

And what about “tracking” the modal state itself? (opened/closed) and their acctions? (open, cancel, accept, etc.)

And do you know how to refer to a specific branch on that repo? And also how to specify a local folder?

@luc-claustres your repos are awesome! The only thing I miss to have the full story is the use of vuex and feathers-vuex