type-safe

UI animations can be annoying. For example this blur animation:

This is a part of #11

I decided to extract it since it is a big feature.

Finally getting around to playing with Feliz itself more. Noticed a few things that should/could be changed:

Some properties are too strict. For example if I'm using Material-UI and want to set box-shadow I'm not able to set it through boxShadow as the overloads only accept int and int tuples. MaterialUI theme.shadows is an array of strings and the general usage is like this:

There are no external core dependencies other than LZ4 and Snappy which are not used unless compression is configured. So they should be installable.

libraryDependencies += "io.swaydb" %% "lz4" % "version"
//OR 
libraryDependencies += "io.swaydb" %% "snappy" % "version"

For now we have to exclude

For a long time I thought this was impossible to do without writing toString/fromString functions for your custom types, but I just realized that you can make it work by instead using the list index of the options as the "value", and then in the onChange decoder use that index to retrieve the item from the passed in options list.

Here's a demo: https://ellie-app.com/7253Q8THR2xa1

So I was just looking at your movie database demo repo and I saw this line. And I thought, a lot of lines could've been saved there if you could just use Foundation's JSONEncoder.KeyEncodingStrategy to configure the root GraphQLSchema object with.

Okay I guess i