Bump @lisse/react from 0.3.2 to 0.7.1

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Bumps @lisse/react from 0.3.2 to 0.7.1.

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@​lisse/react@​0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [ee659b8]
  • @​lisse/core@​0.7.1

@​lisse/react@​0.7.0

Minor Changes

• 6792031: Mounting a squircled element now costs 2 getComputedStyle reads instead of 4-5. The reads were spread across auto-extraction, the commit-time sync, and the resize flush, and several of them re-measured a size that had already been read in the same frame.

  • extractAndStripEffects returns the element's border box as size, taken from the declaration it already reads, so the first sync after an extraction does not read again. The border box survives the strip: border-box sizing is unchanged by border removal, and content-box padding compensation adds back exactly the widths removed.
  • The resize flush takes one declaration per element and derives the size from it, and skips a ResizeObserver notification whose reported box matches what the last flush measured. The flush still measures live rather than trusting borderBoxSize, which is a frame stale by flush time.
  • New observeAnchor(anchor, target) replaces the hand-rolled observeResize(anchor, () => requestMeasure(target)) in all three adapters and skips the anchor's first dispatch, which lands in the flush that already measured the target.
  • getLayoutSize(el, cs?) accepts a pre-read declaration, matching parseBorder. MeasuredSize is exported.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [6792031]
  • @​lisse/core@​0.7.0

@​lisse/react@​0.6.4

Patch Changes

• 71d8781: Keep a border-radius set on an asChild child instead of clearing it as the SSR fallback. SmoothCorners only checked its own style prop, but Slot merges the child's style last, so a radius set on the child is the one that reaches the DOM and it was being removed once the clip-path landed.
• 6442774: Keep a per-corner border-radius longhand out of the SSR fallback teardown. Only the borderRadius shorthand counted as consumer-supplied, so a borderTopLeftRadius armed the fallback anyway — and clearing the shorthand once the clip-path landed erased the longhand with it.

@​lisse/react@​0.6.3

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [d2ebc30]
• Updated dependencies [1494a0c]
  • @​lisse/core@​0.6.3

@​lisse/react@​0.6.2

Patch Changes

• 7a5d7bd: Outer effects now work on an element that is itself the layout target, with no wrapper div.

  The SVG effects overlay was stretched over its anchor with position: absolute; inset: 0, which assumed the anchor's padding box was the clipped element's border box. It rarely was. Anchoring to the element itself nested the overlay inside its own clip-path, which clips the whole subtree, so an outerBorder was cut away entirely; anchoring to a shared parent put every overlay at the parent's origin, so a grid of buttons drew all its rings stacked on the first cell. Between them there was no way to get an outer border, focus ring included, without wrapping the element and giving up its place in the layout.

  The overlay is now sized and positioned over its own target inside the anchor, so the element keeps its position as a direct grid/flex item and its role as the keyboard-focus target. Placement stays exact through anchor borders and padding, scrolled anchors, ancestor transform: scale(), and fractional offsets, and it follows the element when a container reflows it without resizing it. An anchor ref pointing at the clipped element itself is now ignored in favour of its parent, since a nested overlay could never paint an outer border.

  Positioning the overlay needs the element's offset, and reading that inside the resize flush's write pass would force a synchronous relayout per element — 119 layouts became 36,000 across 300 elements in an early cut of this. The offset now rides along with the size the shared ResizeObserver already measures in its batched read pass, so layout work stays flat in the number of elements. resize-storm gained a case that renders actual effects (the existing one renders none, so it never ran this code) and asserts on the layout counter rather than frame timing, which is too hardware-dependent to catch it.

  Sharing one anchor between many elements also exposed an unref-counted isolation: isolate: the drop shadow saved and restored that style per handle, so the second handle on a container captured the first's isolate and wrote it back on teardown, stranding a stacking context. It is now ref-counted like position.

  <SmoothCorners> renders pixel-for-pixel as before whenever its wrapper starts where the element starts, which is the usual case. It is not purely additive there, though: the wrapper is a block <div> and as="button" renders an inline-block child, so under text-align: center — or anything else that offsets the element inside its wrapper — the effects overlay used to sit at the wrapper's corner while the element sat elsewhere. It now follows the element.

• Updated dependencies [7a5d7bd]

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Changelog

Sourced from @​lisse/react's changelog.

0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [ee659b8]
  • @​lisse/core@​0.7.1

0.7.0

Minor Changes

• 6792031: Mounting a squircled element now costs 2 getComputedStyle reads instead of 4-5. The reads were spread across auto-extraction, the commit-time sync, and the resize flush, and several of them re-measured a size that had already been read in the same frame.

  • extractAndStripEffects returns the element's border box as size, taken from the declaration it already reads, so the first sync after an extraction does not read again. The border box survives the strip: border-box sizing is unchanged by border removal, and content-box padding compensation adds back exactly the widths removed.
  • The resize flush takes one declaration per element and derives the size from it, and skips a ResizeObserver notification whose reported box matches what the last flush measured. The flush still measures live rather than trusting borderBoxSize, which is a frame stale by flush time.
  • New observeAnchor(anchor, target) replaces the hand-rolled observeResize(anchor, () => requestMeasure(target)) in all three adapters and skips the anchor's first dispatch, which lands in the flush that already measured the target.
  • getLayoutSize(el, cs?) accepts a pre-read declaration, matching parseBorder. MeasuredSize is exported.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [6792031]
  • @​lisse/core@​0.7.0

0.6.4

Patch Changes

• 71d8781: Keep a border-radius set on an asChild child instead of clearing it as the SSR fallback. SmoothCorners only checked its own style prop, but Slot merges the child's style last, so a radius set on the child is the one that reaches the DOM and it was being removed once the clip-path landed.
• 6442774: Keep a per-corner border-radius longhand out of the SSR fallback teardown. Only the borderRadius shorthand counted as consumer-supplied, so a borderTopLeftRadius armed the fallback anyway — and clearing the shorthand once the clip-path landed erased the longhand with it.

0.6.3

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [d2ebc30]
• Updated dependencies [1494a0c]
  • @​lisse/core@​0.6.3

0.6.2

Patch Changes

• 7a5d7bd: Outer effects now work on an element that is itself the layout target, with no wrapper div.

  The SVG effects overlay was stretched over its anchor with position: absolute; inset: 0, which assumed the anchor's padding box was the clipped element's border box. It rarely was. Anchoring to the element itself nested the overlay inside its own clip-path, which clips the whole subtree, so an outerBorder was cut away entirely; anchoring to a shared parent put every overlay at the parent's origin, so a grid of buttons drew all its rings stacked on the first cell. Between them there was no way to get an outer border, focus ring included, without wrapping the element and giving up its place in the layout.

  The overlay is now sized and positioned over its own target inside the anchor, so the element keeps its position as a direct grid/flex item and its role as the keyboard-focus target. Placement stays exact through anchor borders and padding, scrolled anchors, ancestor transform: scale(), and fractional offsets, and it follows the element when a container reflows it without resizing it. An anchor ref pointing at the clipped element itself is now ignored in favour of its parent, since a nested overlay could never paint an outer border.

  Positioning the overlay needs the element's offset, and reading that inside the resize flush's write pass would force a synchronous relayout per element — 119 layouts became 36,000 across 300 elements in an early cut of this. The offset now rides along with the size the shared ResizeObserver already measures in its batched read pass, so layout work stays flat in the number of elements. resize-storm gained a case that renders actual effects (the existing one renders none, so it never ran this code) and asserts on the layout counter rather than frame timing, which is too hardware-dependent to catch it.

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Commits

• ac693d8 chore: version packages (#136)
• 958674a chore: version packages (#133)
• 6792031 perf(core): collapse per-element computed-style reads at mount (#132)
• 2dbd6e8 chore: version packages (#130)
• 6442774 fix(react,vue): stop the corner-radius fallback from eating consumer styles (...
• 71d8781 Keep an asChild child's border-radius out of the fallback teardown (#128)
• 50d2142 chore: version packages (#124)
• 87fed15 chore: version packages
• 7a5d7bd fix: outer effects on direct clipped elements (no wrapper div) (#119)
• 73596c5 chore: version packages (#112)
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