Replaces the old storybook with static HTML documentation and an interactive
examples app. The documentation is now easier to customize, easier to maintain,
and faster to load. The interactive examples are a dedicated Next.js app that
can be loaded and edited in codesandbox, as well as embedded in the
documentation where needed.
This adds support for the React Native Modal on web.
The app content is hidden from screen readers by setting the aria-modal flag on
the modal. This focus is trapped within the modal, both when attempting to
focus elsewhere using the mouse as well as when attempting to focus elsewhere
using the keyboard. A built-in "Escape to close" mechanism is been implemented
that calls 'onRequestClose' for the active modal.
Close#1646Fix#1020
Removes the following deprecated exports: `ColorPropType`,
`EdgeInsetsPropType`, `PointPropType`, `TextPropTypes`, and `ViewPropTypes`.
Remove all use of `prop-types` in the implementations of components. Flow types
are used instead, so there will no longer be runtime warnings related to props.
NOTE: Removes support for `className` prop.
Fix#1383Close#1477Close#1474Close#1489
The CSS base styles for certain primitives are implemented using classic CSS to
reduce browser layout times and better support 'null' values in
StyleSheet-defined styles. Combined with the previous patch this reduces the
benchmark layout times by about 30%.
Ref #1136Fix#1044Fix#1223Fix#13
Adopt the structure of the React README and improve the contribution
guidelines to include Facebook's CoC. Fix various links following the
move to a monorepo.
Introduces a monorepo structure, relies on yarn workspaces to share
dependencies, and lerna for syncing versions across the monorepo.
* Create 2 workspaces:
'packages' and 'website'
* Create 2 public packages:
'babel-plugin-react-native-web' and 'react-native-web'
* Create 1 private package:
'benchmarks'
A simple release script runs the tests, builds the package assets,
increments the package version numbers, git commits and tags, publishes
the package to npm, pushes the changes to github, and releases the
website update.
Close#657
Nicolas Gallagher