This version of Zeego upgrades to v2 of sf-symbols-typescript, my library for SF Symbol types.
v2 uses TypeScript declaration merging so you can pick which version of SF Symbols you want to support, thanks to a great PR by @nderscore.
@JoshWComeau Using viewport units is probably more confusing/hacky
If I see viewport units, I expect there to be some meaningful association between those styles and the screen's dimensions
It's an odd way to get a large px value which introduces new dimensional restrictions on the element
@fernandorojo@jeffbarg@mattpocockuk I tried something like this:
type StringlessReactNode = Exclude<ReactNode, string | Iterable<ReactNode>> | Iterable<StringlessReactNode>
But then it started accepting string again 😵💫
@peterpme@hirbod@sindresorhus Without clearly defining proposed changes to RN's Text implementation, I don't think you can imply that this is a temporary placeholder.
One could argue there's nothing to change upstream. You can already bypass the overhead of the Text component by rendering RCTText directly.
@diegohaz <Dialog unmount> if you want the nicer ergonomics of a shorthand boolean prop
<Dialog keepMounted={false}> if you want a little more friction when consumers try to override the default
v1.59 brings a whole bunch of upgrades to Sheet snap points - all thanks to @nderscore
✔️ "fit" option to adjust to content size
✔️ percentage and pixel based sizing
✔️ mixed percent, fit, and pixel sizes
https://t.co/fN0EXzROCf
@t3dotgg I don't understand the need to embellish here.
"DIDN’T WATCH THE VID" != "didn't watch the video thoroughly"
"his lib no one uses" != "27k daily npm installs"
Regardless of your perception of someone, belittling their work publicly like this contributes to the toxicity in OSS
0.5.0 - squircles! and options for filtering autocomplete
presets for hiding non-theme color tokens and boolean size/space
or provide custom lists to hide any tokens you don't want to see
Just published a Typescript plugin which augments the autocomplete results in @tamagui_js projects to show details about token values and theme colors.
https://t.co/FR53Keui61
Heavily inspired by @fernandorojo 's VSCode plugin.