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Looking at the docs now, wasn't it correct before? https://hexdocs.pm/lustre/lustre/element/html.html#svg |
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Per the original thread, I was seeing an import error when following the docs: |
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Ah I see it now, left a note inline
| /// If you are only using SVGs, that's all you need to import | ||
| /// ```gleam | ||
| /// import lustre/element/svg | ||
| /// import lustre/element/svg.{svg} |
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The svg function comes from the other module already. Importing two values with the same name would result in a type error
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| /// import lustre/element/svg.{svg} | |
| /// import lustre/element/svg |
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PR to update documentation's reference to lustre's svg() function.
See: #22 (comment)