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from collections.abc import Iterable, Sized

def cycle_last_n(items: Sized, n: int):
    prefix, to_cycle = items[:-n], items[-n:]
    for _ in range(n):
        yield prefix + to_cycle
        to_cycle = to_cycle[1:] + to_cycle[:1] 

def _permutations(items: Sized, n: int):
    if n == 1:

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This is an example on how to make webpack-multiple-themes-compile work with create-react-app.

I'd consider this really a hack as some things have to be changed in the default webpack configuration, so there are a few issues:

1. When adding the new entry points for the themes (i.e. for theme-custom.css), the original entry points have to be re-shaped and as a result (at least in my build) the first run of the application results in a blank page, but after the reloading everything works as expected.
2. The number of themes that can be added is limited as the compiler runs out of memory very soon. I think this may be because of how CRA manages the entry points under the hood and we are messing with it with this hack.

Apart from these, I haven't found any issues neither in my dev nor production environments.