tactile 0.3.2

Make any widget feel physical: it tilts toward your finger, depresses at the press point, and a glare tracks where you press. Compositor-only, no shaders.

0.3.2

• Make the Ko-fi "Buy me a coffee" button larger and more prominent in the README. No code changes.

0.3.1

• Add a funding link (Ko-fi) to the package metadata and README. No code changes.

0.3.0

• Haptics. New TactileHaptics (none/light/medium/heavy/selection) fired on a confirmed interaction only — a real tap, keyboard activation, or a completed long-press escalation. A press that turns into a scroll never buzzes. Set it via Tactile(haptics: …) or TactileStyle(haptics: …).
• Feel presets. New TactileFeel bundles the press parameters with named presets — TactileFeel.standard, .subtle, .crisp, .playful, .heavy. Apply one with Tactile.from(TactileFeel.playful, …). Tactile.subtle() and Tactile.playful() remain as shorthands.
• Theme. New TactileTheme/TactileThemeData (an InheritedWidget) set a default feel — and a default TactileStyle for the styled components — once for a whole subtree. Individual parameters on a widget still win over the theme.
• Long-press escalation. With longPressEscalation: true, holding deepens the press past its engage level and "clicks into place" — firing onLongPress and a stronger haptic when the deepening completes. Driven by the single existing press controller, so release still springs everything back together.
• No breaking changes: existing Tactile/TactileStyle code behaves identically.

0.2.0

• Tactile now drives its press with a custom gesture recognizer that participates in Flutter's gesture arena. Inside a scrollable (ListView, PageView, …) it yields to the scroll's drag and springs back instead of animating alongside it, while standalone widgets still track the finger as before. Taps and finger-tracking are unchanged.

0.1.0

Initial release.

• Tactile core wrapper: makes any child feel physical on touch.
  • 3D tilt toward the press point (perspective rotation).
  • Point-origin depress (shrinks toward the finger, not the center).
  • Moving specular glare clipped to the child's bounds.
  • Spring-back physics on release (SpringSimulation).
  • The effect tracks the finger continuously while pressed, including through drags; onTap is suppressed once a press becomes a drag.
• Presets: Tactile.subtle() and Tactile.playful().
• Styled components built on Tactile that own their surface and morph their neumorphic shadows from extruded to flush as they're pressed: TactileButton, TactileCard, TactileTile, configured via TactileStyle.
• Accessibility: respects reduce-motion, exposes button semantics, supports keyboard activation, and disables cleanly when enabled: false.
• Compositor-only (transform + overlay) — no shaders, runs everywhere.