TouchableHighlight didn't preserve its original 'backgroundColor' after
pressOut. This was caused by the inactive background style (transparent)
being applied as an inline style, and so not merging with the original
prop style. The patch sets inactive 'backgroundColor' to 'null' so as to
remove the inline style and render the backgroundColor from props.
Fix#98
There are various flexbox bugs that can cause views to grow beyond the
vertical or horizontal bounds of their container. The width and height
styles avoid most of them manifesting.
**Problem**
Browsers tend to fire both touch and mouse events when touch is
supported. This causes touchables to fire responder callbacks twice.
For example, 'TouchableOpacity' will animate the opacity twice in
response to a touch.
**Response**
If a browser supports touch, don't include the mouse events as
dependencies of the responder events. This is not ideal, as some devices
support both touch and mouse interactions. This will need to be
revisited.
A small error from referencing the wrong value caused prefixed values to
be dropped. The patch also updated inline-style-prefixer and turns all
vendor prefixes on by default. This provides the option to drop all the
caniuse and bowser data that inline-style-prefixer uses (probably by
forking the project and removing those dependencies).
Fix#51
According to the current proposal, semicolons are required. Babel 6.4
was updated to require them (see github.com/babel/babel/pull/3225). This
is required in order to fix the build -- master will be red on Travis as
soon as the build is rerun because it will pick up the latest Babel
parser.
Quick-fix for code-splitting support by updating the rendered style
sheet in place. Reduce the API to `create`, as the rest is now internal
to the framework.
Fix#34
This change adds the react-dom methods to the main export, since this is
a Web-only environment (React Native does something similar). It
augments the default render methods in order to move style sheet
management under the control of the library (necessary for
code-splitting support).
Relates to #52
