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This release improves the way how custom function consumes params.

For now on, you don't have to pass either state or component to your custom functions. Take a look on example:

import { createComponent, patch, h } from '../src';

const app = createComponent({
  test(custom, state, component) {
    console.log(custom, state, component);
  },
  render(state, component) {
    // All the methods you define, will be placed under the items.
    // Why? It's just a convention we took 🤔
    component.items.test('hello');
    return h('div', 'hello');
  },
});

patch(document.getElementById('root'), app);

The state and component will always be available on the end of your params list 😁