How to use the @reshadow/core.KEYS.__hash__ function in @reshadow/core
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const mixinVars = {};
const mixinTokens = [];
const mixinUses = {};
for (let i = 1, len = arguments.length; i < len; i++) {
let value = arguments[i];
if (value === null || value === undefined) {
mixins[i] = '';
} else if (typeof value === 'object') {
if (!(KEYS.__style__ in value)) {
value = css([obj2css(value)]);
}
Object.assign(mixinVars, value[KEYS.__style__]);
mixinsHash += '_' + value[KEYS.__hash__];
mixins[i] = value[KEYS.__css__];
/** replace &{...} for mixins */
if (mixins[i].slice(0, 2) === '&{') {
mixins[i] = mixins[i].slice(2, -1);
}
mixinTokens.push(value);
Object.assign(mixinUses, value[KEYS.__use__]);
} else {
const name = '--' + hash + '_' + i;
const matchUnit = str[i] && str[i].match(unitRe);
if (matchUnit) {
const match = matchUnit[0];
value += matchUnit[1];
