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I'm working on a list of todos that are stored in localStorage as an array of objects. Instead of having to try to create a unique itemKey property on each of the todo objects, I'd like to leverage the iterator of my Reorder list. Is this possible?
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I had fixed this in another experimental branch whereby you could pass a function as the itemKey (which you could then use to return a suitable key), but this has since become unnecessary due to a re-write I'm working on: #71
Update: just released 3.0.0-alpha.0 on npm. I'd suggest checking out this version, it should be far more stable than the existing release, fixes a lot of bugs, and adds the ability to drag between lists. :)
See the readme after installation, there's been a considerable change to the interface.
I'm working on a list of todos that are stored in localStorage as an array of objects. Instead of having to try to create a unique
itemKey
property on each of the todo objects, I'd like to leverage the iterator of my Reorder list. Is this possible?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: