refactor!: onClickReaction now passes ReactionObj
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made ReactionObj importable
the related change is not backwards-compatible
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Summary
onClickReactionto passReactionObjinstead ofElement, as it will contain all the object's relevant info.index.tsnow exportsReactionObj- can be imported from"react-quick-reactions/lib/esm/types/index"./example.Why this change is needed
Passing the element meant that only the data contained in the emoji's
<span>could be received; Passing the object ensures all the emoji's relevant data is passed.What was done
Changed
onClickReactiontype to(reaction: ReactionObj) => void, implemented the new change into/example.