How to use the @emotion/cache.default function in @emotion/cache
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.add('experiment with random', () => {
let cache = createCache()
renderToString(
React.createElement(
CacheProvider,
{ value: cache },
React.createElement(ExperimentTriangle, {
s: 100,
x: 0,
y: 0,
random: Math.random()
})
)
)
})
.on('cycle', event => {.add('css prop compat with random', () => {
let cache = createCache()
createEmotionServer(cache).renderStylesToString(
renderToString(
React.createElement(
CacheProvider,
{ value: cache },
React.createElement(CssPropTriangle, {
s: 100,
x: 0,
y: 0,
random: Math.random()
})
)
)
)
})
.add('css func with random', () => {
