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RE: PurgeCSS
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@quasar/extras-v1.10.0 released!
- feat(extras): Added new font and svg icons support for Bootstrap Icons
The Bootstrap Icons icon set will be available in Quasar v1.15.8 and Quasar v2.0 beta 11
https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/releases/tag/%40quasar%2Fextras-v1.10.0
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RE: SVG convertor to import as icon
@ncamaa No, but I have been thinking we could create a cli for this…
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@quasar/extras-v1.9.20 released!
- feat(extras): update Fontawesome to v5.15.3
- feat(extras): update Google Material Design fonts and svg
https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/releases/tag/%40quasar%2Fextras-v1.9.20
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RE: [solved] Confirm Quasar v1 is transpiling to ES5 for IE11
@beatscribe In order to get IE11 for Quasar v1, you have to modify your
browserslist
inpackage.json
. This will add the appropriate polyfills for the selected browsers.
For instance, you could have this:"browserslist": [ "last 1 version, not dead, ie >= 11" ],
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RE: Problem Importing QCalendar
Do you get the error with
getDayTimeIdentifier
without even importing it?
There’s a couple of ways you can import:import myPlugin from '@quasar/quasar-ui-qcalendar
This is the default export, so the exported name can be anything you likemyPlugin
will contain all the other exports, but to get at those, you can destructure them:import { getDayTimeIdentifier, version, QCalendar } from '@quasar/quasar-ui-qcalendar
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@quasar/extras-v1.9.19 released!
- feat(extras): updated Google Material Design fonts and icons
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@quasar/extras-v1.9.18 released!
- feat(extras): updated Google Material Design fonts and icons
https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/releases/tag/%40quasar%2Fextras-v1.9.18
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@quasar/extras v1.9.17 released!
- feat(extras): updated ionicons (v5.5.0) and Google Material icons
https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/releases/tag/%40quasar%2Fextras-v1.9.17
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RE: Removing unused CSS via purgecss-webpack-plugin
@arogonov That’s good news! I suppose purgeCSS has improved and matured since the last time I tried it
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RE: Quasar v2 upgrade problem with q-calendar
@David5446 None of the UI app extensions support quasar v2 (Vue v3) yet
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RE: Removing unused CSS via purgecss-webpack-plugin
@arogonov There are issues with removing unused CSS. It will remove CSS that it “thinks” is not used, but in reality it is.
For instance, when you pass a color to a Quasar component, ie: “red”, behind the scenes, quasar adds the prefix:'bg-' + this.color
But,bg-red
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RE: $emit on app extension
@Cosby That’s because the Vue instance hasn’t been instantiated at that point