tomeui 0.3.5

Tome UI: a Flutter UI toolkit built directly on the widgets layer, standalone from material and cupertino.

0.3.5

• No library changes; the shared version moves with tomeui_clickwheel, whose wheel list can now carry a header that scrolls away with its rows.

Changelog

0.3.4

• An indeterminate Progress.bar shuttles its segment between the ends of the track, easing into each turn, instead of parking at one end and jumping back to the other.

0.3.3

• The published pubspec no longer names the repository workspace. Pub uploads the file as it is, and a hosted package that declares a workspace broke dart test and dart run in dependents' workspace members whenever pub rebuilt their package graph.

0.3.2

• No library changes; the shared version moves with tomeui_clickwheel.

0.3.1

• No library changes; the shared version moves with tomeui_clickwheel.

0.3.0

• Scroll tall dialogs as one card, including their title and actions, while preserving scrim dismissal.

0.2.0

• Adopt a shared version and automated releases for all TomeUI libraries.

0.1.0

• First pub.dev release, with MIT licensing and complete bundled font notices.

• Keep the skeleton shimmer's base opaque when subtle surfaces are translucent.

• Preserve the text selection menu when a right-click first focuses a field.

• tomeui_clickwheel joins the repository (in clickwheel/ beside desktop/): the click-wheel grammar for devices that are a wheel, five buttons, and a small screen. ClickWheelInput turns the hardware's keys into intents and parses the power button's taps and holds; WheelList is the wheel-native list, one selection model in a fixed shape for menus and a lazy shape for libraries. Its changelog carries the details.

• Tome no longer depends on window_manager. The window behind [TitleBar] now speaks through a seam — WindowShell, with a NoWindow default whose every action is a quiet no-op — and the plugin-backed shell moved to a new package, tomeui_desktop (in desktop/ beside this one). Embedded targets (flutter-pi and friends) take tomeui alone and never ship a desktop plugin.

  What a desktop app must change: add tomeui_desktop to its dependencies and call installWindowShell() (from package:tomeui_desktop) in main, before TitleBar.claimWindow(). That's the whole migration — claimWindow(), the drag-to-move, the double-click maximise, and the window buttons then behave exactly as before. An app that skips the install keeps working, but as if off desktop: the bar is a bar, the window buttons act on nothing, and claimWindow() no longer hides the native chrome. Custom shells (a test double, another windowing plugin) go the same way: extend WindowShell and assign WindowShell.instance.

• NavList stands its rows a small gap apart (NavListStyle.rowGap, one space step): the rounded selection reads as its own shape rather than a band cut out of a solid column. A group's fold carries the gap inside itself, so a shut one still takes up nothing at all.

• A closed Select shows the chosen option's leading beside its label — the face at rest matches the face in the list, and the hidden width copies measure it too.

• EmptyState hugs its words: a card the caller centers in the empty room, not a wash over all of it — the inner Center that swallowed every slot is gone.

• NavList keys a group's fold by its destinations' values instead of the NavGroup instance: parents rebuild sidebars constantly with fresh entry objects, and every fold used to snap back open when they did.

• Slider learns an axis: Axis.vertical stands the line up — the thumb travels bottom-to-top, more is up, taps and drags ride the vertical axis, and the ticks turn with it.

• Bundle two fonts (licenses alongside): Recursive, one variable file (MONO, CASL, wght 300-1000, slnt, CRSV) offered to the type scale as Typography.recursive() — code becomes Recursive Mono through the MONO axis rather than a second family; and Symbols Nerd Font Mono, bound glyph-by-glyph as NerdFontIcons (10,617 constants, generated by tool/generate_nerd_font_icons.py from the font's own glyph names).

• Surface paints its hairline ring in the foreground instead of laying it out: a Container folds a decoration border into its padding, so a row that gained or lost its ring on hover grew by a hairline and shifted every sibling below it. Hover dressing is visual-only now.

• Select fills a stated width: given a tight width, the trigger spreads — answer at the start, chevron at the far end — instead of both drifting toward the center. Left loose it hugs its widest option, as before.

• Rename the Swatch.neutral color set to Swatch.ash: Tailwind's name for the gray collided with the palette's semantic neutral role, and Palette(neutral: Swatch.neutral) read like a tautology.

• Button holds its center in a loose Flexible: squeezed for width, the label yields (and can ellipsize) instead of overflowing. Fixes Select overflowing its own trigger in a narrow field.

• TitleBar.claimWindow(): one call before runApp hides the native title bar (holding the window until the first frame), so an app needs no direct window_manager dependency to let a TitleBar be the window's chrome.

• Re-export LucideIcons from tomeui.dart: apps can reach glyphs beyond the semantic [Icons] tokens through the single tomeui import, without a direct dependency on lucide_icons_flutter.

• Initial release of the complete toolkit, built on flutter/widgets.dart.