I just created a PR for an issue with ReactTransitionGroup: jedwards1211#1
I was able to use this with 0.13 for a long time by using my own fork of ReactTransitionGroup, which of course relies on
var ReactTransitionChildMapping = require("react/lib/ReactTransitionChildMapping");
But it looks like in 0.14 this kind of approach will no longer be possible, and flattenChildren is deeply intertwined with a lot of React internals.
If it were possible to use the same internals that ReactTransitionGroup does, people could create innovative new components. For example, I have long wanted to create a variation that automatically staggers child entry, even if children are all added at the same time, for the classic staggered animation effect. That would be quite useful, no?
I just created a PR for an issue with
ReactTransitionGroup: jedwards1211#1I was able to use this with 0.13 for a long time by using my own fork of
ReactTransitionGroup, which of course relies onBut it looks like in 0.14 this kind of approach will no longer be possible, and
flattenChildrenis deeply intertwined with a lot of React internals.If it were possible to use the same internals that
ReactTransitionGroupdoes, people could create innovative new components. For example, I have long wanted to create a variation that automatically staggers child entry, even if children are all added at the same time, for the classic staggered animation effect. That would be quite useful, no?