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How to use the classnames/dedupe.apply function in classnames

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collingo / react-transition-manager / src / clone-with-classes.js View on Github

export default function cloneWithClasses(element, state) {
  let currentClasses = element.props.className ? element.props.className.split(' ') : [];
  let newClasses = classnames.apply(null, currentClasses.concat(getClasses(state)));
  const newElement = React.cloneElement(element, {
    className: newClasses,
    transitionState: state
  });
  return newElement;
}