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I'm hiding some higher abstraction we have. It's more like: styles({default: true, active: isActive}); Where `active` and `default` are a bunch of CSS rules.
It is! Object order has been guaranteed in JS since ES2015. Just feels like an odd API.
Key order is based on insert order though, no?
I'm on this thread seeing if there's a css hack for drawing 6 perpendicular red lines, some of them blue, some of them transparent.
I personally would assume order didn't matter in an object (despite its being guaranteed), so I'd prefer something where it's obvious it would (like an array, or arg list). Maybe there's a way to change the style declarations so order doesn't matter anyways.
It's a real shame JS doesn't have scoped module opening. Then it'd be convenient to use plain identifiers inside of an array (rather than object literal keys): https://github.com/reasonml-community/bs-react-native/blob/4c4abd5aa8cd95ff44d052a6c98261b3d5ac91ef/example/src/pages/ViewExample.re#L5-L20 …
If only `with` worked in strict mode 
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