feat: add native filter utilities - #12
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Summary
This PR adds composable Tailwind-compatible utilities for every React Native filter with a safe native mapping: brightness, blur, contrast, grayscale, hue rotation, invert, saturate, sepia, drop shadow, and
filter-none.Changes
drop-shadow-[0_4px_4px_#00000080].filter-nonewin regardless of class-string order, matching Tailwind's generated CSS.The canonical order is intentional: CSS filter functions and React Native filter arrays are sequential, so changing their order can change rendering. Tailwind's CSS-variable composition provides one stable order independent of markup ordering, and this PR preserves that contract natively.
Native boundaries
filtersupport and imply clipping throughoverflow: hidden.opacity-*utility remains the nativeopacitystyle property.drop-shadow-{color}is not emitted because React Native requires a complete structureddropShadowobject. Structured arbitrary shadows can include preset or custom colors.Example
Validation
bun run spec -- src/parser/filters.test.ts src/utils/mergeStyles.test.ts— 39 passedbun run checkbun run lintbun run format:check