How to use the @emotion/core.jsx.apply function in @emotion/core
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styled-system / styled-system / packages / jsx / src / index.js View on Github 
export const jsx = (type, props, ...children) => {
return emotion.apply(undefined, [
type,
props
? {
...props,
css: css(props.css),
}
: null,
...children,
])
}export const jsx = (type, props, ...children) =>
emotion.apply(undefined, [type, parseProps(props), ...children])export const jsx = (type, props, ...children) =>
emotion.apply(undefined, [type, parseProps(props), ...children])
