How to use the liquid-fire/constraint function in liquid-fire

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export function onCloseWormhole() {
  return new Constraint('newValue', ({ emptyTarget }) => emptyTarget);
}

export function target(name) {
  return new Constraint('parentElementClass', `${name}`);
}

export function onOpenWormhole() {
  return new Constraint('newValue', ({ emptyTarget }) => !emptyTarget);
}

export function onCloseTether() {
  return new Constraint('newValue', (value) => value === null);
}

export function onOpenTether() {
  return new Constraint('newValue', (value) => value !== null);
}

export function target(name) {
  return new Constraint('parentElementClass', `${name}-liquid-target`);
}