also

This method offers the created result as receiver within a context expression in order to expose some additional configuration entry point for a client.

This is also the most unspecific way to configure the behaviour of a hook.

That's why it is intentionally a terminal operation, thus no other configuration function of a hook can be chained after. The more specific ones are enforced to appear closer to the invoke call though.

Example:

btn {
    icon(someIcon) // main configuration
        .right() // some additional, component specific and precise configuration
        .also { // final block of various additional configuration
            className("text-red-500")
        }
        // no more chaining possible
}

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