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af43f50: [All] Refactored
useMetadata
hook to enable import resolution instead of simpleJSON5
parsing.You could use a normal JS
Object
and import it inside your*.lite.tsx
file like this:20ad8dc: [angular]: Fix issue with events forced to become
toLowerCase()
.Based on choosing-event-names custom events are camelCase.
DOM events are always lower-cased for Angular components.
Checkout event-handlers.ts for a list of all events that are automatically lower-cased. Everything else will be treated as a custom event and therefore camelCased.
If you need some other event to be lower-cased you can use
useMetadata.angular.nativeEvents
: