feat: support Vue 3 #139
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This squashed commit contains the necessary changes for full-parity vue 3 support. - support vue 3 with full parity with vue 2 styled-components - reconfigure static analysis utilities to accommodate changes - add integration test coverage for known edge cases - update example
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This PR encompasses the following:
Full parity with current Vue 2
vue-styled-components, includingcsskeyframesinjectGlobalstyledand.attrsVue 3 added as peer dependency
Update static analysis tooling e.g. eslint, add prettier
Example updated to reflect Vue 3 API
Update README
Update package version to 2.0.0
Add type declarations (these certainly can be improved)
Add Cypress integration tests to cover edge cases and other functionality that is now difficult to test given Vue 3 flattens props and attributes in the hyperscript constructor (i.e.
h())