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emotion/vite-setup

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emotion.d.ts types declaration for Vite

Create an emotion.d.ts file in the src directory with the following content to add types support for sx and styles props: import '@mantine/core'; import type { EmotionStyles, EmotionSx } from '@mantine/emotion'; declare module '@mantine/core' { export interface BoxProps { sx?: EmotionSx; styles?: EmotionStyles; } }

Vite emotion setup with MantineProvider

Wrap application with MantineEmotionProvider and add emotionTransform to MantineProvider. Import @mantine/core/styles.css and from @mantine/emotion import emotionTransform and MantineEmotionProvider.

Vite emotion dependencies

Install: @mantine/emotion @emotion/react @emotion/cache @emotion/serialize @emotion/utils

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