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    Changelog
    13.0.0
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction
    Git Repository
  • Development Guide
    • Installation
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    Deployment
    Directory Structure
      API Integration
      API Configuration
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    Code Splitting
    Localization (Multi-Language)
    Updating Guide
    IDE Configuration
  • Configuration
    • Default Settings
    Routing
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  • User Interface
    • Theme Schemes
    Theme Layouts
    • Page Layouts
      • Overview
      • Carded
          • Full Width
          Full Width Overview
          Full Width Normal Scroll
          Full Width Page Scroll
          Full Width Content Scroll
      Empty Page
    TailwindCSS
    Typography
    Changing Default Font
    RTL Support
  • Authentication & Authorization

    User roles and permissions

    • Authentication
    Authorization
  • Components
    • Fuse Components
      • FuseTheme
      FuseLayout
      FusePageCarded
      FusePageSimple
      FuseNavigation
      FuseScrollbars
      FuseHighlight
      FuseCountdown
      FuseMessage
      FuseDialog
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Updating Fuse React

Fuse React isn’t an end product or an extension so there is no easy way to update the project. Due to the nature of apps, we cannot give any set instructions for updating Fuse React. It heavily depends on your project and it's up to you to update your code. However, there are a couple points that we want to put forward which might help you to keep Fuse React updated:

  1. The most important one is not to touch the /@fuse directory but sometimes that is going to be inevitable and in those cases, try to keep the modifications minimal.
  2. Usually React and Material UI libraries do some breaking changes and force our hands to change things. In those cases, it's always good to check their official Changelogs to see what they did. Usually they provide clear instructions and even helper tools to update your code.
  3. Before starting your new project, join our Github repo, fork it and build your app on top of that fork. This way, in the future, you can easily merge or compare the changes from the main repo onto your fork. This will require merging a lot of changes manually, but it's the best way to keep the Fuse React updated.