Close#1355
InteractionManager runAfterInteractions does not resolve its promise unless the function is provided with a callback. Using promises, the user of the library should not need to provide a callback. This update adds an else case when there is no callback to call the Promise's resolve function without arguments.
Implements 'showsHorizontalScrollIndicator' and 'showVerticalScrollIndicator' by polyfilling the 'scrollbar-width' property from the draft CSS spec for scrollbars. Scrollbars can only be shown for both or neither axis.
Close#1307
Co-authored-by: Nicolas Gallagher <nicolasgallagher@gmail.com>
Attempting to fallback to CSS2 text-decoration is not reliable for inline
styles. This patch assumes CSS3 text-decoration support when server-rendering,
and uses CSS.supports to check for runtime support. When CSS3 support is
available the long-form properties are preserved.
Fix#1312
This fixes an issue that would cause the defaultSource to be removed as soon as
the source beings to load. The original intent was to support progressive
JPEGs. However, in cases where a defaultSource has been provided, we should
respect the intent to display it until the primary source is ready to
immediately replace the defaultSource.
Close#1345
Image.queryCache is a React Native method that allows the user to see
if a given uri is in the cache. It specifies three return options:
disk, memory or both. Choosing both seemed most appropriate since
we don't really know and can't confirm.
The way Image is implemented, if RNW thinks the image might already
be loaded, it displays it immediately. Otherwise there can be a flash
of a frame. In some scenarios, if the user chooses to preload and then
make an Image element, it would still flash. By adding it to the cache,
we can prevent that.
Close#1344
Recently the default export was removed from react-native-web. In some
scenarios it is possible to still get to this import path which does not work
anymore. Removing the `.default` fixes commonjs imports from index.
Close#1341
Edge browser throws `HierarchyRequestError` while inserting CSS rules into CSS
Media Queries. Therefore, a different mechanism is required to control CSS
order. This patch tracks the starting index of each group of CSS rules in the
DOM style sheet.
Fix#1300Close#1302
Nicolas Gallagher