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export default {
  mode: 'universal',
  /*
  ** Headers of the page
  */
  head: {
    title: process.env.npm_package_name || '',
    meta: [
      { charset: 'utf-8' },

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let RelativeDate = {
  [Symbol.for("can.new")](value) {
    if( date === "yesterday" ) {
        return new Date()- 1000*24
    }
    return date;
  },
  [Symbol.for("can.isMember")](value) {
    return value instanceof Date;
  }

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function valueEnumerable(value) {
  return { enumerable: true, value };
}

function valueEnumerableWritable(value) {
  return { enumerable: true, writable: true, value };
}

let truthy = () => true;
let empty = () => ({});

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function valueEnumerable(value) {
  return { enumerable: true, value };
}

function valueEnumerableWritable(value) {
  return { enumerable: true, writable: true, value };
}

let truthy = () => true;
let empty = () => ({});

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eleventyConfig.addFilter('bareUrl', url => {
  return url.substr(1);
});

eleventyConfig.addFilter('baseUrl', url => {
  let rel = path.relative(path.dirname(url), '/') || '.';
  return rel + '/';
});

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import { LitElement } from 'lit-element';
import { State } from 'haunted';

export default class LitHauntedElement extends LitElement {
  constructor() {
    super();

    this.hauntedState = new State(() => this.requestUpdate(), this);
  }

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export const HOLE = 'hole';
export const ASSIGN = 'assign';

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node_modules/
build/

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👻 Haunted 4.5.0 is out 🎉. This is a pretty big release as it introduces some nice new features:

haunted/core

the new haunted/core entry point is ideal for those who are using a templating library other than lit-html, for example lighterhtml. This has been one of the most requested features for Haunted for a long time. Although Haunted has always worked with hyperHTML, lighterhtml, and others, it always included lit-html even if it was unused.

I didn't like the idea of not including support for a templating library out-of-the-box and forcing configuration on everything, so Haunted still works the easy way with lit-html. The new haunted/core is for people who want a little more control. The haunted export is a function that wires together a render function and produces the component function, createContext, and a few other things. Here's a simple example:

import haunted, { useState } from 'haunted/core';

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In the past CanJS typed objects such as CanMap, DefineMap, and DefineList would always eagerly convert objects into observables. For example when you do:

let map = new DefineMap({a: {b: 'c'}});

Then map.a is also a DefineMap, and is therefore observable.

This changes with DefineObject, DefineArray and anything else that uses their mixins, like StacheDefineElement. These objects do not convert inner values. So: