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Releases

@dunky.dev/dialog@0.3.0

Minor Changes

• #33 21cc0b8 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Add @dunky.dev/native-dialog — the React Native binding for the dialog, the
  first package of the native substrate. Same compound API as the React
  binding; the parts translate the core's logical bindings into React Native
  props (onPress, accessibilityState, accessibilityViewIsModal), the
  Portal renders the host's Modal, and the hardware Back press reports
  through the core closeOnBack contract.

  import { Dialog } from '@dunky.dev/native-dialog'
  ;<Dialog>
    <Dialog.Trigger>
      <Text>Open</Text>
    </Dialog.Trigger>
    <Dialog.Portal>
      <Dialog.Backdrop />
      <Dialog.Viewport>
        <Dialog.Content>
          <Dialog.Title>Title</Dialog.Title>
          <Dialog.Close>
            <Text>Close</Text>
          </Dialog.Close>
        </Dialog.Content>
      </Dialog.Viewport>
    </Dialog.Portal>
  </Dialog>

  @dunky.dev/dialog now exports dialogEffects — the substrate-free effect
  list (the controlled-open echo) every binding consumes instead of
  re-implementing, so the controlled contract can't fork between substrates. A
  substrate composes its host-specific effects around it (the React binding
  adds its DOM Escape listener); the echo itself is written once, in core.

Patch Changes

• #33 b02dc81 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Update the state-machine runtime packages to 0.3.2.

  For @dunky.dev/native-dialog this fixes a native crash on Android: the runtime's normalize used to emit the machine's role: 'dialog' as the legacy accessibilityRole prop, which Android rejects at mount (Invalid accessibility role value: dialog). It now emits React Native's web-aligned role prop, which also restores the intended semantics on iOS (VoiceOver previously got no dialog traits at all). hidden now lands on aria-hidden instead of being silently ignored.

@dunky.dev/native-dialog@0.1.0

Minor Changes

• #33 8c0dde3 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Hardware Back now dismisses the dialog by default: closeOnBack defaults to true on the native substrate (the core default stays false).

  Back is Android's dismiss gesture for transient surfaces — native Dialogs are cancelable by default — and it plays the same role Escape does on the web, where closeOnEscape already defaults to true. Requiring an opt-in inverted that platform expectation. Opt out per dialog with closeOnBack={false}; the onBackNavigation veto is unchanged.

• #33 21cc0b8 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Add @dunky.dev/native-dialog — the React Native binding for the dialog, the
  first package of the native substrate. Same compound API as the React
  binding; the parts translate the core's logical bindings into React Native
  props (onPress, accessibilityState, accessibilityViewIsModal), the
  Portal renders the host's Modal, and the hardware Back press reports
  through the core closeOnBack contract.

  import { Dialog } from '@dunky.dev/native-dialog'
  ;<Dialog>
    <Dialog.Trigger>
      <Text>Open</Text>
    </Dialog.Trigger>
    <Dialog.Portal>
      <Dialog.Backdrop />
      <Dialog.Viewport>
        <Dialog.Content>
          <Dialog.Title>Title</Dialog.Title>
          <Dialog.Close>
            <Text>Close</Text>
          </Dialog.Close>
        </Dialog.Content>
      </Dialog.Viewport>
    </Dialog.Portal>
  </Dialog>

  @dunky.dev/dialog now exports dialogEffects — the substrate-free effect
  list (the controlled-open echo) every binding consumes instead of
  re-implementing, so the controlled contract can't fork between substrates. A
  substrate composes its host-specific effects around it (the React binding
  adds its DOM Escape listener); the echo itself is written once, in core.

Patch Changes

• #33 b02dc81 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Update the state-machine runtime packages to 0.3.2.

  For @dunky.dev/native-dialog this fixes a native crash on Android: the runtime's normalize used to emit the machine's role: 'dialog' as the legacy accessibilityRole prop, which Android rejects at mount (Invalid accessibility role value: dialog). It now emits React Native's web-aligned role prop, which also restores the intended semantics on iOS (VoiceOver previously got no dialog traits at all). hidden now lands on aria-hidden instead of being silently ignored.

• Updated dependencies [21cc0b8, b02dc81]:

  • @dunky.dev/dialog@0.3.0

@dunky.dev/react-dialog@0.2.2

Patch Changes

• #33 21cc0b8 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Add @dunky.dev/native-dialog — the React Native binding for the dialog, the
  first package of the native substrate. Same compound API as the React
  binding; the parts translate the core's logical bindings into React Native
  props (onPress, accessibilityState, accessibilityViewIsModal), the
  Portal renders the host's Modal, and the hardware Back press reports
  through the core closeOnBack contract.

  import { Dialog } from '@dunky.dev/native-dialog'
  ;<Dialog>
    <Dialog.Trigger>
      <Text>Open</Text>
    </Dialog.Trigger>
    <Dialog.Portal>
      <Dialog.Backdrop />
      <Dialog.Viewport>
        <Dialog.Content>
          <Dialog.Title>Title</Dialog.Title>
          <Dialog.Close>
            <Text>Close</Text>
          </Dialog.Close>
        </Dialog.Content>
      </Dialog.Viewport>
    </Dialog.Portal>
  </Dialog>

  @dunky.dev/dialog now exports dialogEffects — the substrate-free effect
  list (the controlled-open echo) every binding consumes instead of
  re-implementing, so the controlled contract can't fork between substrates. A
  substrate composes its host-specific effects around it (the React binding
  adds its DOM Escape listener); the echo itself is written once, in core.

• #33 b02dc81 Thanks @ivanbanov! - Update the state-machine runtime packages to 0.3.2.

  For @dunky.dev/native-dialog this fixes a native crash on Android: the runtime's normalize used to emit the machine's role: 'dialog' as the legacy accessibilityRole prop, which Android rejects at mount (Invalid accessibility role value: dialog). It now emits React Native's web-aligned role prop, which also restores the intended semantics on iOS (VoiceOver previously got no dialog traits at all). hidden now lands on aria-hidden instead of being silently ignored.

• Updated dependencies [21cc0b8, b02dc81]:

  • @dunky.dev/dialog@0.3.0