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node_modules/runed/dist/utilities/bool-attr/bool-attr.d.ts

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+/**
+ * Transforms any value into `""` (empty string) or `undefined` for use with HTML attributes where presence indicates truth.
+ *
+ * Unlike directly assigning a boolean (e.g., `data-active={true}`), which often renders the string "true" as the attribute's value,
+ * this utility produces an empty string for truthy inputs (resulting in `<div data-active>`) or `undefined` for falsy inputs
+ * (resulting in the attribute being omitted entirely: `<div>`). This pattern is standard for native boolean attributes
+ * and essential for custom ones used as flags.
+ *
+ * This is particularly useful for custom `data-*` attributes that drive conditional styling (e.g., CSS selectors like `[data-state="active"]` or `[data-loading]`)
+ * or JavaScript behavior. It simplifies applying conditional states for CSS frameworks like Tailwind CSS, enabling more terse attribute-based variants
+ * such as `data-[active]:opacity-100` or `group-data-[loading]:pointer-events-none`, instead of needing to target the attribute's value (`data[active='true']:opacity-100`).
+ */
+export declare function boolAttr(value: unknown): "" | undefined;

node_modules/runed/dist/utilities/bool-attr/bool-attr.js

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+/**
+ * Transforms any value into `""` (empty string) or `undefined` for use with HTML attributes where presence indicates truth.
+ *
+ * Unlike directly assigning a boolean (e.g., `data-active={true}`), which often renders the string "true" as the attribute's value,
+ * this utility produces an empty string for truthy inputs (resulting in `<div data-active>`) or `undefined` for falsy inputs
+ * (resulting in the attribute being omitted entirely: `<div>`). This pattern is standard for native boolean attributes
+ * and essential for custom ones used as flags.
+ *
+ * This is particularly useful for custom `data-*` attributes that drive conditional styling (e.g., CSS selectors like `[data-state="active"]` or `[data-loading]`)
+ * or JavaScript behavior. It simplifies applying conditional states for CSS frameworks like Tailwind CSS, enabling more terse attribute-based variants
+ * such as `data-[active]:opacity-100` or `group-data-[loading]:pointer-events-none`, instead of needing to target the attribute's value (`data[active='true']:opacity-100`).
+ */
+export function boolAttr(value) {
+    return value ? "" : undefined;
+}

node_modules/runed/dist/utilities/bool-attr/index.d.ts

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+export { boolAttr } from "./bool-attr.js";

node_modules/runed/dist/utilities/bool-attr/index.js

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+export { boolAttr } from "./bool-attr.js";