Returning an array from bind.js, instead of a string about classnames

[juice49]

Happy to close this if it seems weird or out of scope for classnames, but I think it might be quite handy.

I find classnames' ability to do conditions really useful, which unfortunately you don't get with just pushing to an array.

Although I may be missing something obvious 😄.

[dcousens]

I don't know if this module is really that useful if you have an array of classnames?
Just use the array by itself and push?

let classnames = [].prototype.concat.bind([])

I suppose you'd lose out on the optional keys...

[michaelzoidl]

Hey, i think @juice49 meant something like the classnames module creates a new string from the arguments it receives, but react-native expects an array of objects with the stylings instead of an array, so its kind a similar to the bind.js file, but this one also just returns a string.

IMO adding this function to the bind.js would make it more complicated, either there should be a new file (something like classnames/react-native) or outsource it into an separated repo, i prefer the second solution, so i made rn-classnames

@dcousens you can checkout the project, do you think it would make sense to make a note in the README for other react-native developer? :)