**React Tunnels is experimental, please proceed with caution. The v0.x release is not appropriate for production use-cases. The API is subject to change - so if you do decide to use it, please make sure to use `--save-exact` when installing to avoid unexp
**React Tunnels is experimental, please proceed with caution. The v0.x release is not appropriate for production
use-cases. The API is subject to change - so if you do decide to use it, please make sure to use --save-exact when
installing to avoid unexpected surprises.**
React Tunnels are a convenient way of specifying a different part of the component tree to render your components.
Think _React Portals_ but without the DOM. It's worth noting that it's not exactly like React Portals, but it can have a
similar effect.
React Tunnels can also be used to pass around data, called "flags". Flags can be used to customize how the tunnel is
rendered, or just a convenient way to pass around data & keep it in-sync without emitting events.
``sh`
$ npm install --save @pageproof/react-tunnels
Documentation is minimal right now, as we decide the best API for React Tunnels. We have some incomplete documentation
in the docs folder in the repo. Probably the best place to start would be the createTunnel()`
documentation, as it contains some examples. And using/enabling TypeScript intellisense features in your IDE will also
help a lot.