@mrmeg/expo-ui 0.22.0 → 0.24.0

package/README.md

@@ -1,44 +1,30 @@
 # @mrmeg/expo-ui
 
-Reusable Expo and React Native UI primitives shared by the template and consumer apps. Typography is Inter: native consumers load four static Inter weights via `@expo-google-fonts/inter`, web consumers load Inter from Google Fonts.
-
-This package is public for installability, reuse across MrMeg projects, and
-discoverability. It is a personal reusable Expo / React Native design-system
-package, not a generally supported open-source UI library. The package is
-published as `UNLICENSED`; use outside MrMeg projects requires explicit
-permission.
+Reusable Expo and React Native UI primitives: design tokens, a theme store, and
+a universal component library for iOS, Android, and web. MIT licensed.
 
 ## For LLMs And Coding Agents
 
-When this package is installed from npm, read
-`node_modules/@mrmeg/expo-ui/llms.txt` first, then
-`node_modules/@mrmeg/expo-ui/LLM_USAGE.md` or
-`node_modules/@mrmeg/expo-ui/llms-full.md` before creating app-local UI
-primitives. Those files are shipped in the npm package and give the short
-component-selection rules, import paths, setup requirements, component catalog,
-and examples that help agents choose existing package components instead of
-rebuilding them.
+Read `node_modules/@mrmeg/expo-ui/llms.txt` first, then `LLM_USAGE.md` (concise
+rules) or `llms-full.md` (expanded contract), before creating app-local UI
+primitives. All three ship in the npm tarball.
 
 ## Install
 
-Install from npm after publishing:
-
 ```sh
 bun add @mrmeg/expo-ui
 ```
 
-Consumers must also install the native and Expo peer dependencies listed in
-`package.json`. The tested compatibility window is Expo SDK 56–57 with React
-19.2, React Native 0.85–0.86, and React Native Web 0.21. UI animations and
-keyboard-aware sheet offsets use React Native Animated by default.
-`@rn-primitives/*` packages are managed by `@mrmeg/expo-ui` because they are
-implementation details of the exported UI components. Native bottom sheet
-keyboard avoidance uses React Native keyboard events. i18n setup is optional;
-plain text and children render without
-`i18next` or `react-i18next`. Start
-consumer apps from the same Expo SDK family or update the package and peer
-ranges deliberately. Keep npm auth tokens in developer or CI configuration,
-not in this repository.
+Tested hosts: Expo SDK 56–57, React 19.2, React Native 0.85–0.86, React Native
+Web 0.21. Install these peers at the versions your Expo SDK recommends: `expo`,
+`@expo/ui`, `expo-font`, `expo-haptics`, `react`, `react-native`,
+`react-native-web`, `react-native-gesture-handler`,
+`react-native-keyboard-controller`, `react-native-safe-area-context`,
+`react-native-screens`, `@react-native-async-storage/async-storage`, `zustand`.
+
+`@rn-primitives/*` and `@expo-google-fonts/inter` are package dependencies, not
+peers. Animations use React Native `Animated`. `BottomSheet`, `Slider`, and
+`SegmentedControl` render native `@expo/ui` controls. i18n is optional.
 
 ## Imports
 
@@ -47,21 +33,73 @@ import { Button, StyledText, UIProvider } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
 import { Button as ButtonDirect } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components/Button";
 import { colors, spacing, typography } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/constants";
 import { colors as colorsDirect } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/constants/colors";
-import { useResources, useTheme } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/hooks";
+import { useResources, useStyles, useTheme } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/hooks";
 import { useTheme as useThemeDirect } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/hooks/useTheme";
-import { globalUIStore, notify, useThemeStore } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
+import { globalUIStore, notify, ThemeColorScope, useThemeStore } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
 import { configureExpoUiI18n, hapticLight } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/lib";
+// The root barrel re-exports the whole public surface:
+import { Button, colors, notify, UIProvider, useTheme } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui";
 ```
 
-The root barrel also exports the public surface:
+Importable paths: root, `components`, `components/*`, `constants`,
+`constants/*`, `hooks`, `hooks/*`, `state`, `state/*`, `lib`. Never import from
+`dist/*` or a source checkout path.
+
+## App Startup
+
+Call `useResources()` once near the Expo app root before hiding the splash
+screen, and mount `UIProvider` once near the root. On native, mount
+`react-native-keyboard-controller`'s `KeyboardProvider` above `UIProvider` so
+the package's root keyboard avoidance works.
 
 ```tsx
-import { Button, UIProvider, colors, notify, useTheme } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui";
+import { ThemeProvider } from "expo-router";
+import { KeyboardProvider } from "react-native-keyboard-controller";
+import { UIProvider } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
+import { colors } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/constants";
+import { useResources, useTheme } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/hooks";
+
+export default function RootLayout() {
+  const { scheme } = useTheme();
+  const { loaded } = useResources();
+
+  if (!loaded) return null;
+
+  return (
+    <ThemeProvider
+      value={{
+        dark: colors[scheme ?? "light"].dark,
+        colors: colors[scheme ?? "light"].navigation,
+        fonts: colors[scheme ?? "light"].fonts,
+      }}
+    >
+      <KeyboardProvider>
+        <UIProvider>
+          {/* App navigation goes here. */}
+        </UIProvider>
+      </KeyboardProvider>
+    </ThemeProvider>
+  );
+}
 ```
 
-## Theme System
+`UIProvider` is required before `Dialog`, `AlertDialog`, `BottomSheet`,
+`Drawer`, `DropdownMenu`, `Popover`, `SelectContent`, `Tooltip`, and package
+notifications.
 
-Use `useTheme()` for theme-aware app styles:
+| `UIProvider` prop | Default | Effect |
+|---|---|---|
+| `notification` | `true` | Mounts the `Notification` renderer for `notify` / `globalUIStore` |
+| `portalHost` | `true` | Mounts the default `@rn-primitives` portal host |
+| `statusBar` | `true` | Mounts the theme-aware `StatusBar` |
+| `keyboardAvoiding` | `true` native, `false` web | Wraps children in `KeyboardAvoidingView` |
+| `keyboardAvoidingProps` | — | Forwarded to that root wrapper |
+
+For a subtree with custom keyboard behavior, use `KeyboardAvoidingView`
+directly (`behavior`, `automaticOffset`, `contentContainerStyle`,
+`keyboardVerticalOffset`).
+
+## Theme System
 
 ```tsx
 import { StyleSheet, View } from "react-native";
@@ -75,11 +113,9 @@ export function Panel() {
   return (
     <View
       style={[
-        styles.panel,
-        {
-          backgroundColor: theme.colors.card,
-          borderColor: theme.colors.border,
-        },
+        { backgroundColor: theme.colors.card, borderColor: theme.colors.border },
+        { borderWidth: StyleSheet.hairlineWidth, borderRadius: spacing.radiusLg },
+        { padding: spacing.cardPadding, gap: spacing.sm },
         getShadowStyle("subtle"),
       ]}
     >
@@ -90,27 +126,40 @@ export function Panel() {
     </View>
   );
 }
-
-const styles = StyleSheet.create({
-  panel: {
-    borderWidth: StyleSheet.hairlineWidth,
-    borderRadius: spacing.radiusLg,
-    padding: spacing.cardPadding,
-    gap: spacing.sm,
-  },
-});
 ```
 
-`useTheme()` returns the active `theme`, resolved `scheme`, persisted `currentTheme`, `setTheme`, `toggleTheme`, cross-platform shadow helpers, a web focus-ring helper, contrast helpers, and `withAlpha`. `getShadowStyle(type)` supports `base`, `soft`, `sharp`, `subtle`, `elevated`, `glow`, `glass`, `card`, `cardHover`, and `cardSubtle`. Use semantic tokens such as `theme.colors.surfaceSunken`, `background`, `foreground`, `card`, `popover`, `border`, `borderStrong`, `input`, `ring`, `primary`, `secondary`, `accent`, `mutedForeground`, `destructive`, `success`, and `warning`. `primary` is the neutral action color, `secondary` is a neutral secondary surface, `accent` is the teal highlight color, `input` is the default form-control border, and `ring` is the focus outline color.
-
-Surfaces are layered tiers rather than shadow depths: `surfaceSunken` (app chrome, e.g. the Drawer rail) sits below `background` (content), which sits below `card`/`popover` (raised panels), which sit below `muted` (chips and insets). `border` is the hairline for elements on `background`/`card`; use `borderStrong` when the element sits on a filled surface, where `border` would blend into the fill. `textDim`/`mutedForeground` are tuned for readability — at least 7:1 against `background`/`card` and 6:1 against `muted` in both schemes — and a package test enforces those floors.
-
-When `currentTheme` is `"system"`, the package tracks the OS color scheme and
-updates all `useTheme()` and `useStyles()` consumers through the package theme
-store. Apps should not add their own Appearance or `matchMedia` listeners just
-to make package components follow system light/dark changes.
-
-Use `useStyles()` when a component needs memoized theme-aware styles. The style factory receives `{ theme, spacing, withAlpha }`, and the returned hook value also includes the normal `useTheme()` helpers.
+`useTheme()` returns the active `theme`, resolved `scheme`, persisted
+`currentTheme`, `setTheme`, `toggleTheme`, `getShadowStyle`,
+`getFocusRingStyle(offset = 2)`, `getContrastingColor`, `getContrastRatio`,
+`getTextColorForBackground`, and `withAlpha`. `getShadowStyle(type)` takes
+`base`, `soft`, `sharp`, `subtle`, `elevated`, `glow`, `glass`, `card`,
+`cardHover`, or `cardSubtle` and returns a cross-platform `boxShadow` (RN 0.85
+and react-native-web 0.21 deprecate the legacy `shadow*` props).
+
+Semantic tokens on `theme.colors`: `surfaceSunken`, `background`, `foreground`,
+`card`, `cardForeground`, `popover`, `popoverForeground`, `text`, `textDim`,
+`muted`, `mutedForeground`, `border`, `borderStrong`, `input`, `ring`,
+`overlay`, `primary`, `secondary`, `accent`, their `*Foreground` pairs,
+`destructive`, `success`, `warning`. `primary` is the neutral action color,
+`secondary` a neutral secondary surface, `accent` the teal highlight, `input`
+the default form-control border, `ring` the focus outline.
+
+Surfaces are layered tiers, not shadow depths: `surfaceSunken` (app chrome such
+as the Drawer rail) < `background` (content) < `card`/`popover` (raised panels)
+< `muted` (chips, insets). `border` is the hairline on `background`/`card`; use
+`borderStrong` on filled surfaces. `textDim`/`mutedForeground` hold at least
+7:1 against `background`/`card` and 6:1 against `muted` in both schemes,
+enforced by a package test.
+
+When `currentTheme` is `"system"` the package tracks the OS color scheme and
+updates every `useTheme()`/`useStyles()` consumer through the theme store. Do
+not add app-level `Appearance` or `matchMedia` listeners for package
+components. `THEME_STORAGE_KEY` (from `state`) is the persisted-preference key,
+for a pre-boot theme script.
+
+`useStyles()` memoizes theme-aware styles; its factory receives
+`{ theme, spacing, withAlpha }` and its return also carries the `useTheme()`
+helpers.
 
 ```tsx
 import { useStyles } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/hooks";
@@ -124,121 +173,89 @@ const { styles } = useStyles(({ theme, spacing, withAlpha }) => ({
 }));
 ```
 
-### Color overrides
-
-The package ships a neutral default palette. `useTheme()` resolves colors in
-three layers, last wins:
+### Web theming is CSS variables
+
+On web every `theme.colors.*` value resolves to a CSS custom property
+(`var(--c-<kebab-token>)`), so styles built from the theme — including HTML
+shells baked at export time — re-theme purely in CSS when `html[data-theme]`
+changes. Native keeps literal values.
+
+Consequence: hex-suffix alpha (`theme.colors.x + "15"`) does not work. Use
+`withAlpha(theme.colors.x, 0.08)`, exported standalone from `hooks` as well as
+from `useTheme()`.
+
+`constants` exports the escape hatches:
+
+| Export | Use |
+|---|---|
+| `getThemeCssVariables(overrides?)` | The `--c-*` (and `--c-*-rgb`) definitions per scheme for a global `<style>` in `+html.tsx`; takes per-scheme brand overrides |
+| `rawThemeColors.light` / `.dark` | Literal hex/rgba maps on every platform, for sinks that cannot take `var()` (e.g. `<meta name="theme-color">`) |
+| `resolveRawColor(color, scheme)` | Maps a `var(--c-*)` color back to that scheme's literal; literals pass through |
+
+The React Navigation maps (`colors.<scheme>.navigation`) stay literal on web
+too, because @react-navigation parses them with a color library.
+
+### Spacing and density
+
+`spacing` exposes an 8px base scale (`xxs` 2, `xs` 4, `sm` 8, `smd` 12, `md`
+16, `mdl` 20, `lg` 24, `xl` 32, `xxl` 48, `xxxl` 64), radii (`radiusNone` 0,
+`radiusXs` 4, `radiusSm` 8, `radiusMd` 12, `radiusLg` 14, `radiusXl` 18,
+`radius2xl` 24, `radiusFull` 9999), icon sizes (`iconXs` 12, `iconSm` 16,
+`iconMd` 24, `iconLg` 32, `iconXl` 48), and the semantic density tokens package
+components read from. Prefer the semantic names so a density tune lands
+everywhere at once:
+
+| Token | Value | Use |
+|-------|-------|-----|
+| `screenPadding` | 16 | Horizontal gutter for screens, scroll content, landing blocks |
+| `sectionSpacing` | 24 | Gap between grouped lists, cards, settings groups |
+| `cardPadding` | 16 | `Card`, `StatCard`, any bordered panel |
+| `dialogPadding` | 20 | `Dialog` and `AlertDialog` content |
+| `rowPaddingY` / `rowPaddingX` | 10 / 16 | `Item` rows and hand-rolled list rows |
+| `rowGap` | 12 | Gap between row media, content, actions |
+| `rowMinHeight` | 40 | Visual row height on web; native rows keep `touchTarget` |
+| `formRowMinHeight` | 32 | Checkbox and radio rows on web; native keeps `touchTarget` |
+| `touchTarget` | 44 | Minimum native hit area; pair a smaller visual height with `hitSlop` |
+
+Controls size themselves from their own `size` prop and ignore these tokens:
+`Button` 28/32/40 (`sm`/`md`/`lg`), `TextInput` and `Select` 32/36/40
+(`sm`/`md`/`lg`), `Toggle` 32/36/40 (`sm`/`default`/`lg`), `Tabs` 32/36
+(`sm`/`md`).
 
-1. **Package defaults** — the built-in zinc/teal palette.
-2. **Global brand** (`setColors`) — your app's one palette, applied everywhere.
-3. **Scoped override** (`ThemeColorScope`) — a per-subtree palette layered on
-   top of the brand, for transient theming that should not leak globally.
-
-With no override at either layer, `useTheme()` returns the base theme by
-reference — identical to pre-override behavior, with no extra allocation.
+### Color overrides
 
-Forward your app's brand palette once (e.g. from a top-level effect). Each
-scheme is a `Partial<ThemeColors>`, so you only specify the keys you want to
-re-skin:
+Colors resolve in three layers, last wins: package defaults (zinc/teal) →
+global brand (`setColors`) → subtree scope (`ThemeColorScope`). Each override is
+`{ light?, dark? }` of `Partial<ThemeColors>`, so you only pass the keys you
+re-skin. With no override at either layer, `useTheme()` returns the base theme
+by reference — no extra allocation.
 
 ```tsx
-import { useThemeStore } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
+import { ThemeColorScope, useThemeStore } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
 
+// One app-wide brand palette.
 useThemeStore.getState().setColors({
   light: { primary: "#7c3aed", accent: "#14b8a6" },
   dark: { primary: "#a78bfa", accent: "#2dd4bf" },
 });
-```
-
-Use `ThemeColorScope` to override colors for one subtree without touching the
-global theme — a survey with a user-created palette, a preview pane, an embed.
-It is React context, so it applies only inside the provider and unwinds when
-that subtree unmounts. Nested scopes compose (inner keys win, outer fill in),
-and a scoped key wins over the global brand for components inside it:
-
-```tsx
-import { ThemeColorScope } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
 
+// Per-subtree palette that must not leak globally: user-created themes,
+// preview panes, embeds.
 <ThemeColorScope colors={{ light: surveyColors, dark: surveyColors }}>
-  {/* every package component in here renders with the survey palette */}
   <SurveyScreen />
 </ThemeColorScope>
 ```
 
-### Font overrides
-
-The package bundles Inter (sans), Georgia (serif), and the platform's system
-monospace (mono). Most apps ship their own faces — forward them with
-`setFonts`, the font counterpart to `setColors`. Call it once at startup,
-after your fonts are registered:
-
-```tsx
-import { useThemeStore } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
-
-useThemeStore.getState().setFonts({
-  families: {
-    sansSerif: {
-      regular: "HankenGrotesk_400Regular",
-      medium: "HankenGrotesk_500Medium",
-      semibold: "HankenGrotesk_600SemiBold",
-      bold: "HankenGrotesk_700Bold",
-    },
-    serif: {
-      regular: "Newsreader_400Regular",
-      semibold: "Newsreader_600SemiBold",
-    },
-    mono: {
-      regular: "JetBrainsMono_400Regular",
-      medium: "JetBrainsMono_500Medium",
-    },
-  },
-  webWeightStrategy: "family",
-});
-```
-
-Overrides are partial at both levels:
-
-- **Per group** — pass `sansSerif` alone and `serif`/`mono` keep the package
-  defaults.
-- **Per weight** — within an overridden group, weights you don't provide fall
-  back to that group's `regular` (never to a package face), so registering
-  only Regular + Medium is enough.
-
-`setFonts({})` clears back to the defaults.
-
-When `sansSerif` is overridden, `useResources` skips downloading the packaged
-Inter faces entirely (native `.ttf`s and the web Google-Fonts stylesheet) —
-your app owns loading its own families, and nothing would reference Inter.
-For the skip to apply, call `setFonts` before the hook mounts (module scope,
-or ahead of rendering the root); a later call still re-skins all text, it
-just doesn't prevent the Inter download. The Feather icon font always loads.
-
-**Pick the right `webWeightStrategy`** — this is the one non-obvious part:
-
-| Strategy | Use when | Effect |
-|---|---|---|
-| `"numeric"` (default) | You ship **one multi-weight CSS family** (a variable font, or Google Fonts' single `"Inter"` family) | A numeric `fontWeight` selects the `@font-face` variant |
-| `"family"` | You load **per-weight faces via `expo-font`** | The family name alone carries the weight; the numeric `fontWeight` is suppressed |
-
-If you load fonts through `expo-font` / `@expo-google-fonts`, choose
-`"family"`. `expo-font` registers each weight as its own single-face family on
-web as well as native, so emitting a numeric weight on top makes the browser
-synthesise a *second* layer of bold over an already-bold face.
-
-Native always behaves as `"family"` regardless of this setting.
-
-> Prefer `setFonts` over patching `node_modules`. Bun keys
-> `patchedDependencies` to an exact `name@version`, so a font patch silently
-> stops applying the next time you bump the package — with no warning.
+`ThemeColorScope` is React context: it applies only inside the provider and
+unwinds when that subtree unmounts. Nested scopes compose (inner keys win,
+outer fill in), and a scoped key beats the global brand inside it.
 
 ### Shape overrides
 
-`setShape` is the geometry counterpart to `setColors`/`setFonts`, grouped per
-component. It currently covers Button:
+`setShape` is the geometry counterpart, grouped per component. It currently
+covers Button:
 
 ```tsx
-import { useThemeStore } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
-
 useThemeStore.getState().setShape({
   button: {
     borderRadius: 9999, // pill buttons everywhere; package default is 12
@@ -247,11 +264,11 @@ useThemeStore.getState().setShape({
 });
 ```
 
-Precedence is unchanged and caller-wins: a per-instance `style={{ borderRadius }}`
-or `withShadow` prop still beats the global override, which beats the package
-default. `setShape({})` clears back to the defaults.
+Precedence is caller-wins: a per-instance `style={{ borderRadius }}` or
+`withShadow` prop beats the global override, which beats the package default.
+`setShape({})` clears back to the defaults.
 
-Use `StyledText` for theme-aware text:
+## Typography
 
 ```tsx
 import { BodyText, CaptionText, HeadingText, StyledText } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
@@ -262,22 +279,26 @@ import { BodyText, CaptionText, HeadingText, StyledText } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/c
 <StyledText semantic="label" tx="common.email" />
 ```
 
-Useful `StyledText` props:
+`StyledText` props:
 
-- `semantic`: `title`, `heading`, `subheading`, `body`, `caption`, `label`
+- `semantic`: `title`, `heading`, `subheading`, `body`, `caption`, `label`, `eyebrow`
 - `size`: `xs`, `sm`, `base`, `body`, `lg`, `xl`, `xxl`, `display`
 - `fontWeight`: `light`, `regular`, `medium`, `semibold`, `bold`
-- `variant`: `sansSerif`, `serif`, `mono` (or the `MonoText` alias for code,
-  IDs, and tabular figures)
-- `align`, `tx`, `txOptions`
-- `selectable`: defaults to `true` for readable copy; package controls disable
-  selection for labels and other interactive chrome where accidental drag
-  selection would feel broken.
-
-`tx` support is opt-in. Without a configured translator, `tx` renders its
-fallback text when provided and otherwise renders the key; package-owned
-defaults such as notification titles use readable fallback text. Consumers
-that already use i18n can connect it once near app startup:
+- `variant`: `sansSerif`, `serif`, `mono`
+- `align`, `text`, `tx`, `txOptions`
+- `selectable`: defaults to `true`; package controls disable it for labels and
+  interactive chrome where accidental drag selection would feel broken.
+
+Aliases: `DisplayText`, `TitleText`, `HeadingText`, `SubheadingText`,
+`BodyText`, `CaptionText`, `LabelText`, `EyebrowText`, `MonoText` (code, IDs,
+tabular figures), `SerifText`, `SansSerifText`, `SerifBoldText`,
+`SansSerifBoldText`. `TextClassContext`, `TextColorContext`,
+`TextStyleContext`, and `TextSelectabilityContext` are advanced exports package
+controls use to pass nested text styling and control-label selectability.
+
+`tx` is opt-in. Without a configured translator it renders its fallback text if
+provided, otherwise the key; package-owned defaults such as notification titles
+use readable fallbacks. Connect an existing i18n setup once at startup:
 
 ```tsx
 import { configureExpoUiI18n } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/lib";
@@ -286,87 +307,223 @@ import { i18n } from "./i18n";
 configureExpoUiI18n((key, options) => i18n.t(key, options));
 ```
 
+### Bundled fonts
+
+Inter is the sans face on every platform, in four static weights
+(`Inter_400Regular`, `Inter_500Medium`, `Inter_600SemiBold`, `Inter_700Bold`)
+from the bundled `@expo-google-fonts/inter`. Serif is Georgia; mono is the
+platform system monospace.
+
+`useResources()` loads those four weights plus `Feather.font` (from the
+package-managed `@expo/vector-icons`) on native, so `StyledText`'s
+`light`–`bold` range resolves to real files instead of a faked OS bold. On web
+it injects one Google Fonts Inter stylesheet (all four weights) after hydration
+unless the app already added it; web weight differentiation then comes from a
+numeric `fontWeight` on the shared `"Inter"` family. For better first paint in
+Expo Router web apps, add the links to app-owned `app/+html.tsx`:
+
+```tsx
+<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com" />
+<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossOrigin="anonymous" />
+<link
+  id="mrmeg-expo-ui-inter"
+  rel="stylesheet"
+  href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@400;500;600;700&display=swap"
+/>
+```
+
+### Font overrides
+
+Forward your own faces with `setFonts`, once at startup after they are
+registered:
+
+```tsx
+useThemeStore.getState().setFonts({
+  families: {
+    sansSerif: {
+      regular: "HankenGrotesk_400Regular",
+      medium: "HankenGrotesk_500Medium",
+      semibold: "HankenGrotesk_600SemiBold",
+      bold: "HankenGrotesk_700Bold",
+    },
+    serif: { regular: "Newsreader_400Regular", semibold: "Newsreader_600SemiBold" },
+    mono: { regular: "JetBrainsMono_400Regular", medium: "JetBrainsMono_500Medium" },
+  },
+  webWeightStrategy: "family",
+});
+```
+
+Overrides are partial at both levels: pass `sansSerif` alone and `serif`/`mono`
+keep the package defaults, and within an overridden group any weight you omit
+falls back to that group's `regular` (never to a package face), so Regular +
+Medium is enough. `setFonts({})` clears back to the defaults.
+
+When `sansSerif` is overridden, `useResources` skips downloading the packaged
+Inter faces entirely (native `.ttf`s and the web stylesheet). For the skip to
+apply, call `setFonts` before the hook mounts (module scope, or ahead of
+rendering the root); a later call still re-skins all text, it just doesn't
+prevent the download. Feather always loads.
+
+| `webWeightStrategy` | Use when | Effect |
+|---|---|---|
+| `"numeric"` (default) | You ship **one multi-weight CSS family** (a variable font, or Google Fonts' single `"Inter"` family) | A numeric `fontWeight` selects the `@font-face` variant |
+| `"family"` | You load **per-weight faces via `expo-font`** | The family name alone carries the weight; the numeric `fontWeight` is suppressed |
+
+`expo-font` registers each weight as its own single-face family on web as well
+as native, so emitting a numeric weight on top makes the browser synthesise a
+*second* bold layer over an already-bold face. Native always behaves as
+`"family"`.
+
+> Prefer `setFonts` over patching `node_modules`. Bun keys
+> `patchedDependencies` to an exact `name@version`, so a font patch silently
+> stops applying the next time you bump the package.
+
 ## Component Guide
 
-All components are exported from `@mrmeg/expo-ui/components`; direct imports such as `@mrmeg/expo-ui/components/Button` are supported. Use this table as the first stop before building a new primitive in a consumer app.
-
-### LLM Component Use-Case Index
-
-| Component | Use For | Prefer It Instead Of | Common Example Use Cases |
-|-----------|---------|----------------------|--------------------------|
-| `Accordion`, `AccordionItem`, `AccordionTrigger`, `AccordionContent` | Multi-section disclosure | Custom FAQ/settings expanders | FAQ lists, grouped settings, help sections, dense detail pages |
-| `Alert` | Cross-platform imperative alerts | Direct `window.alert` or duplicated RN/web branching | Confirm destructive actions, native alert dialogs, simple blocking messages |
-| `AnimatedView` | Entrance and visibility animation | Hand-rolled one-off Animated wrappers | Staggered list rows, revealed panels, animated empty states |
-| `Avatar`, `AvatarGroup` | Profile images with initials/icon fallback | Hand-rolled circles with a nested `Image` and initials `Text` | Account menu, comment authors, assignee pickers, testimonial cards, overlapping team/collaborator stacks |
-| `Badge` | Short status labels | Custom pill `View` + `Text` | Draft/active states, counts, plan labels, role tags |
-| `BottomSheet` | Mobile-first modal sheets | Custom absolute-position sheets | Action pickers, mobile filters, keyboard-aware quick edit forms, contextual details |
-| `Button` | Commands and CTAs | Pressable plus custom text styling | Submit, save, cancel, delete, navigation CTAs, icon-accessory buttons; loading state preserves resting width |
-| `Card`, `CardHeader`, `CardTitle`, `CardDescription`, `CardContent`, `CardFooter` | Framed content groups | Ad hoc bordered panels | List items, pricing plans, settings sections, summaries, dashboards |
-| `Carousel` | Horizontally snapping slide rows with pressable dot indicators | Hand-rolled snap `ScrollView` plus manual offset math | Testimonial strips, onboarding pages, feature highlights, image galleries; `itemWidth` below 1 is a fraction of the carousel width so the next slide peeks, but that fraction measures the viewport until the first layout — pass absolute pixels (`> 1`) inside a constrained parent |
-| `Checkbox` | Boolean selection | Custom checkmark controls | Terms consent, checklist items, multi-select filters, notification opt-ins |
-| `Collapsible`, `CollapsibleTrigger`, `CollapsibleContent` | One-off disclosure | Local animated height wrappers | Advanced settings, hidden helper text, optional details |
-| `Dialog`, `AlertDialog` | Modal decisions and custom modal content | Custom modal overlays | Confirm delete, edit profile, invite user, blocking warnings |
-| `DismissKeyboard` | Tap-away keyboard dismissal | Screen-level keyboard handling | Forms, search screens, sign-in screens |
-| `Drawer` | Side panels and drawer navigation | Custom sliding panels | Filter drawer, app navigation drawer, inspector panel |
-| `DropdownMenu` | Menus and command lists | Homemade popover menus | Row actions, account menu, sort menu, checkbox/radio menu groups |
-| `EmptyState` | No-data or recoverable error regions | One-off empty placeholders | Empty inbox, no search results, missing permissions, failed list load |
-| `ErrorBoundary` | React render error fallback | Unhandled screen crashes | Route-level fallback, feature boundary, recoverable widget crashes |
-| `Icon` | Feather or custom icons with theme tokens | Raw vector icons with hardcoded colors | Button accessories, empty-state icons, menu icons, status glyphs |
-| `InputOTP` | Verification code entry | Multiple manually managed text inputs | Email codes, SMS codes, MFA, invite codes |
-| `KeyboardAvoidingView` | Native keyboard-aware layout root | Repeated app-local keyboard wrappers | Screen roots, composer footers, form-heavy subtrees |
-| `Label` | Accessible form labels | Plain styled text labels | Required labels, disabled labels, field group labels |
-| `MaxWidthContainer` | Centered responsive width | Per-screen max-width wrappers | Web pages, tablet layouts, settings forms, auth panels |
-| `Notification` | Global toast surface | Screen-local toast state | Saved/error/sync notifications, action toasts, loading toast, bottom-position alerts |
-| `Popover` | Anchored contextual content | Custom anchored views | Inline help, quick previews, contextual controls, small forms |
-| `Progress` | Determinate or indeterminate progress | Layout-shifting spinners for progress regions | Upload progress, onboarding completion, long-running task state |
-| `RadioGroup`, `RadioGroupItem` | Mutually exclusive choices | Custom radio rows | Plan interval, visibility choice, survey answer, preference setting |
-| `Select` | Option menus | Custom dropdowns | Country picker, category selector, status selector, compact form choice; `label` drives default item text and overlay text uses popover foreground tokens |
-| `Separator` | Horizontal or vertical dividers | Border-only spacer views | Menu dividers, section dividers, card dividers |
-| `Skeleton`, `SkeletonText`, `SkeletonAvatar`, `SkeletonCard` | Loading placeholders | Blank space or generic spinners | List loading, profile card loading, dashboard placeholders |
-| `Slider` | Numeric value selection | Custom pan gesture track | Volume, percentage, rating, threshold, range-like settings; accent active track and thumb affordance |
-| `StatusBar` | Theme-aware native status bar | Per-screen status-bar duplication | Root layout status styling, dark/light mode updates |
-| `StyledText` and text aliases | Theme-aware typography | Raw `Text` with hardcoded styles | Titles, headings, labels, body copy, captions, translated text |
-| `Switch` | Binary settings | Custom toggle switches | Enable notifications, privacy setting, feature toggles; accent checked track with softened thumb border |
-| `Tabs`, `TabsList`, `TabsTrigger`, `TabsContent` | In-page tabbed views | Custom segmented/tab controls | Profile sections, report views, settings categories |
-| `TextInput` | Text entry | Raw `TextInput` with repeated label/error code | Email/password, search, numeric input, multiline notes |
-| `Toggle`, `ToggleIcon` | Pressed/unpressed control | Button with local selected styling | Favorite, mute, bold/italic, view mode button |
-| `ToggleGroup`, `ToggleGroupItem`, `ToggleGroupIcon` | Single or multi toggle groups | Custom segmented controls | Alignment, formatting toolbar, filter chips, view mode switcher |
-| `Tooltip` | Short hover/focus help | Persistent helper text or custom hover cards | Icon button labels, field hints, disabled action explanations |
-
-### Compound Parts And Aliases
-
-Most compound components support both direct named imports and dot notation on the root component. Prefer the named exports when code completion or LLM context benefits from explicit names.
+Every component is exported from `@mrmeg/expo-ui/components`, and from
+`@mrmeg/expo-ui/components/<Name>` for a direct import. Check this table before
+building a new primitive.
+
+| Component | Use For | Examples |
+|-----------|---------|----------|
+| `Accordion` | Multi-section disclosure | FAQ lists, grouped settings, help sections |
+| `Alert` | Cross-platform imperative alerts | Destructive confirms, blocking messages |
+| `AnimatedView` | Entrance and visibility animation | Staggered rows, revealed panels |
+| `Avatar`, `AvatarGroup` | Profile images with initials/icon fallback | Account menu, comment authors, overlapping team stacks |
+| `Badge` | Short status labels | Draft/active state, counts, plan and role tags |
+| `BottomSheet` | Mobile-first modal sheets | Action pickers, mobile filters, quick edit forms |
+| `Button` | Commands and CTAs | Submit, save, delete, navigation CTAs; loading state keeps the resting width |
+| `Card` | Framed content groups | List items, pricing plans, settings sections, dashboards |
+| `Carousel` | Horizontally snapping slides with pressable dots | Testimonials, onboarding pages, image galleries |
+| `Checkbox` | Boolean selection | Terms consent, checklists, multi-select filters |
+| `Collapsible` | One-off disclosure | Advanced settings, hidden helper text |
+| `Dialog`, `AlertDialog` | Modal decisions and custom modal content | Confirm delete, edit profile, blocking warnings |
+| `DismissKeyboard` | Tap-away keyboard dismissal | Forms, search and sign-in screens |
+| `Drawer` | Side panels and drawer navigation | Filter drawer, app navigation, inspector panel |
+| `DropdownMenu` | Menus and command lists | Row actions, account menu, sort menu, checkbox/radio groups |
+| `EmptyState` | No-data or recoverable error regions | Empty inbox, no results, failed list load |
+| `ErrorBoundary` | React render error fallback | Route-level and feature-level fallbacks |
+| `Icon` | Feather or custom icons on theme tokens | Button accessories, menu icons, status glyphs |
+| `InputOTP` | Verification code entry | Email/SMS codes, MFA, invite codes |
+| `Item` | List and settings rows on the density tokens | Settings lists, inbox rows, pickers, detail rows |
+| `KeyboardAvoidingView` | Native keyboard-aware layout | Screen roots, composer footers, form-heavy subtrees |
+| `Label` | Accessible form labels | Required, disabled, and group labels |
+| `MaxWidthContainer` | Centered responsive width | Web pages, tablet layouts, auth panels |
+| `Notification` | Global toast surface | Saved/error/sync toasts, action toasts, loading toast |
+| `Popover` | Anchored contextual content | Inline help, quick previews, small forms |
+| `Progress` | Determinate or indeterminate progress | Upload progress, onboarding completion |
+| `RadioGroup` | Mutually exclusive choices | Plan interval, visibility choice, survey answer |
+| `SectionHeader` | Eyebrow / title / description section intro | Landing sections, settings groups, report headers |
+| `SegmentedControl` | Native segmented picker (`@expo/ui`) | Platform-native view switchers, iOS-style filters |
+| `Select` | Option menus | Country, category, status pickers; `label` drives default item text |
+| `Separator` | Horizontal or vertical dividers | Menu, section, and card dividers |
+| `Skeleton` | Loading placeholders | List, profile card, dashboard loading |
+| `Slider` | Numeric value selection (`@expo/ui`) | Volume, percentage, rating, threshold |
+| `StatCard` | Metric tile: `label`, `value`, `unit`, `change`, `icon`, `onPress` | KPI rows, analytics summaries, usage meters |
+| `StatusBar` | Theme-aware native status bar | Root layout status styling |
+| `StyledText` and aliases | Theme-aware typography | Titles, labels, body copy, captions, translated text |
+| `Switch` | Binary settings | Notification, privacy, and feature toggles |
+| `Tabs` | In-page tabbed views | Profile sections, report views, settings categories |
+| `TextInput` | Text entry with label, helper/error text, clear button, password reveal, numeric filtering, left/right elements | Email/password, search, multiline notes |
+| `Toggle` | Pressed/unpressed control | Favorite, mute, bold/italic, view mode |
+| `ToggleGroup` | Single or multi toggle groups | Alignment, formatting toolbar, filter chips |
+| `Tooltip` | Short hover/focus help | Icon button labels, field hints, disabled-action reasons |
+
+### Compound Parts
 
 | Root | Exported Parts |
 |------|----------------|
 | `Accordion` | `AccordionItem`, `AccordionTrigger`, `AccordionContent` |
-| `AlertDialog` | `AlertDialogTrigger`, `AlertDialogContent`, `AlertDialogTitle`, `AlertDialogDescription`, `AlertDialogAction`, `AlertDialogCancel` |
+| `AlertDialog` | `AlertDialogTrigger`, `AlertDialogContent`, `AlertDialogTitle`, `AlertDialogDescription`, `AlertDialogAction`, `AlertDialogCancel`, plus `DialogHeader`/`DialogFooter` (as `AlertDialog.Header`/`.Footer`) |
+| `Avatar` | `AvatarGroup`, `getAvatarInitials` |
 | `BottomSheet` | `BottomSheetTrigger`, `BottomSheetContent`, `BottomSheetHandle`, `BottomSheetHeader`, `BottomSheetBody`, `BottomSheetFooter`, `BottomSheetClose` |
+| `Button` | `ButtonText`, `ButtonIcon` |
 | `Card` | `CardHeader`, `CardTitle`, `CardDescription`, `CardContent`, `CardFooter` |
 | `Collapsible` | `CollapsibleTrigger`, `CollapsibleContent` |
 | `Dialog` | `DialogTrigger`, `DialogContent`, `DialogHeader`, `DialogFooter`, `DialogTitle`, `DialogDescription`, `DialogClose` |
 | `Drawer` | `DrawerTrigger`, `DrawerContent`, `DrawerHeader`, `DrawerBody`, `DrawerFooter`, `DrawerClose`, `DrawerToggleCollapse` |
 | `DropdownMenu` | `DropdownMenuTrigger`, `DropdownMenuContent`, `DropdownMenuGroup`, `DropdownMenuItem`, `DropdownMenuCheckboxItem`, `DropdownMenuRadioGroup`, `DropdownMenuRadioItem`, `DropdownMenuLabel`, `DropdownMenuSeparator`, `DropdownMenuShortcut`, `DropdownMenuPortal`, `DropdownMenuSub`, `DropdownMenuSubTrigger`, `DropdownMenuSubContent` |
+| `Item` | `ItemMedia`, `ItemContent`, `ItemTitle`, `ItemDescription`, `ItemActions` |
 | `Popover` | `PopoverTrigger`, `PopoverContent`, `PopoverHeader`, `PopoverBody`, `PopoverFooter` |
 | `RadioGroup` | `RadioGroupItem` |
 | `Select` | `SelectTrigger`, `SelectValue`, `SelectContent`, `SelectItem`, `SelectGroup`, `SelectLabel`, `SelectSeparator` |
 | `Skeleton` | `SkeletonText`, `SkeletonAvatar`, `SkeletonCard` |
-| `Tabs` | `TabsList`, `TabsTrigger`, `TabsContent` |
+| `Tabs` | `TabsList`, `TabsTrigger`, `TabsContent`, `TabsTriggerText` (`Tabs.Trigger.Text`) |
 | `Toggle` | `ToggleIcon` |
 | `ToggleGroup` | `ToggleGroupItem`, `ToggleGroupIcon` |
 | `Tooltip` | `TooltipTrigger`, `TooltipContent`, `TooltipBody` |
 
-Text aliases are exported for common semantic typography: `SerifText`, `SansSerifText`, `SerifBoldText`, `SansSerifBoldText`, `DisplayText`, `TitleText`, `HeadingText`, `SubheadingText`, `BodyText`, `CaptionText`, and `LabelText`. `TextClassContext`, `TextColorContext`, `TextStyleContext`, and `TextSelectabilityContext` are advanced context exports used by package controls to pass nested text styling and control-label selectability.
-
-### Common Patterns
-
-Use `Button.preset`, not `variant`. `default` is the neutral primary action, `secondary` is a neutral secondary surface, `outline` is for lower-emphasis actions, `ghost` is for compact toolbars, `link` is for text-like commands, and `destructive` is for dangerous actions. Button visible heights are compact: `sm` 28px, `md` 32px, and `lg` 40px. Native Button targets preserve tap comfort with computed hit slop up to 44px. Nested `StyledText` children inherit the selected Button size, so use `size="sm"` for compact popover, tooltip, and toolbar triggers.
-
-Use `StyledText` or its aliases instead of raw `Text` whenever the text is part of app UI. Use `TextInput` for labeled fields because it already owns label, helper text, error text, clear buttons, password visibility, numeric filtering, and left/right elements.
-
-`Drawer.Header` accepts `icon`, `title`, and `action` slots for a compact app-brand row. Pass a string title to use the package typography, and place `Drawer.ToggleCollapse` in `action` for a trailing rail control:
-
+Every part above has a named export. Dot notation on the root exists only for
+`AlertDialog`, `BottomSheet`, `Button`, `Dialog`, `Drawer`, `Popover`,
+`RadioGroup`, `Select`, `Tabs`, and `Tooltip`; `Accordion`, `Avatar`, `Card`,
+`Collapsible`, `DropdownMenu`, `Item`, `Skeleton`, `Toggle`, and `ToggleGroup`
+are named exports only.
+
+### Hooks
+
+| Hook | Returns |
+|------|---------|
+| `useResources()` | `{ loaded, error }` — loads Feather plus the Inter faces |
+| `useTheme()` | Active theme, scheme helpers, shadow/contrast/alpha helpers |
+| `useStyles(factory)` | Memoized theme-aware styles plus the `useTheme()` helpers |
+| `useDimensions()` | `{ width, height, orientation, isSmallScreen, isMediumScreen, isLargeScreen }` against `SCREEN_SIZES` (768 / 1000 / 1200) |
+| `useFontStyle(weight?, variant?)` | `{ fontFamily, fontWeight? }` resolved through `setFonts` overrides |
+| `useReducedMotion()` | `true` when the OS asks for reduced motion |
+| `useScalePress(options?)` | Animated style plus `onPressIn`/`onPressOut` for a `Pressable` (`scaleTo`, `haptic`, `disabled`) |
+| `useStaggeredEntrance(options?)` | Entrance animated style for list rows (`delay`; `STAGGER_DELAY` is 30) |
+
+`SsrViewportContext` (from `state`) supplies the first-render viewport width on
+web, where the window cannot be read during export or hydration.
+
+### Patterns And Gotchas
+
+- Use `Button.preset`, not `variant`: `default` is the neutral primary action,
+  `secondary` a neutral secondary surface, `outline` lower emphasis, `ghost`
+  compact toolbars, `link` text-like commands, `destructive` dangerous actions.
+  Native targets add computed hit slop up to 44px. Nested `StyledText` inherits
+  the Button size, so use `size="sm"` for popover, tooltip, and toolbar
+  triggers.
+- Pair a standalone `Label` with its control using two DISTINCT ids: `nativeID`
+  is the label's own id, `htmlFor` is the input's id (`<Label
+  nativeID="email-label" htmlFor="email-input">` + `<TextInput
+  nativeID="email-input" />`). One id on both renders duplicate ids on web and
+  associates nothing. Prefer `TextInput`'s own `label` prop when no separate
+  label element is needed.
+- `BottomSheet` renders the platform's native sheet through `@expo/ui`: iOS
+  SwiftUI `.sheet()`, Android Material3 `ModalBottomSheet`, web `vaul`. The
+  platform owns gestures and keyboard avoidance, so `swipeEnabled`,
+  `avoidKeyboard`, and `dismissKeyboardOnDrag` are accepted for call-site
+  ergonomics but have no effect; `BottomSheet.Content` does mount its own
+  tap-away keyboard-dismiss overlay while a field is focused. Android has only
+  two snap states (partial / expanded) and maps extra snap points to the
+  nearest. `BottomSheet.Content` also takes `backgroundStyle`, merged over the
+  themed card default on the native sheet surface (web panel, Android
+  `containerColor`, iOS `presentationBackground`) — pass
+  `{ backgroundColor: "transparent" }`, plus a `style` clearing the content
+  column's card fill, to let custom chrome such as a glass backdrop show
+  through.
+- `Carousel` renders every child (no virtualization), so slides survive into
+  the exported HTML shell and the first client frame; use `FlatList` for large
+  or unbounded data. An `itemWidth` below 1 (default `0.85`) is a fraction of
+  the carousel width so the next slide peeks, but that fraction measures the
+  viewport until first layout — pass absolute pixels (`> 1`) inside a
+  constrained parent.
+- Pass `Avatar` both a `source` and a `name` whenever you have them: `name`
+  supplies the initials shown while the image is missing, loading, or failed,
+  plus the default accessibility label. `SkeletonAvatar` is the loading
+  placeholder, not a substitute. Inside `AvatarGroup`, children inherit the
+  group's `size`/`shape` and gain the ring, so set those on the group; the
+  group announces its count as a hidden summary and leaves each member
+  individually announceable, so do not wrap it in your own `accessible`
+  container.
+- `Drawer.Header` takes `icon`, `title`, and `action` slots for a compact
+  app-brand row; a string `title` uses the package typography, and
+  `Drawer.ToggleCollapse` in `action` gives a trailing rail control.
+  `Drawer.Content` owns safe-area top/bottom padding — do not duplicate it in
+  children.
 ```tsx
+import { Drawer, Icon } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
+
 <Drawer.Header
   icon={<Icon name="hexagon" color="accent" />}
   title="Acme"
@@ -378,18 +535,8 @@ Use `StyledText` or its aliases instead of raw `Text` whenever the text is part
 />
 ```
 
-Mount `UIProvider` once near the root before using `Dialog`, `AlertDialog`, `BottomSheet`, `Drawer`, `DropdownMenu`, `Popover`, `SelectContent`, `Tooltip`, or package notifications. On native, `UIProvider` also wraps app content in the package keyboard-avoiding root by default, so ordinary screens and fixed footers stay above the soft keyboard without repeated app-local wrappers; pass `keyboardAvoiding={false}` to opt out, or use `KeyboardAvoidingView` directly for a subtree with custom behavior. Web skips the root keyboard wrapper unless `keyboardAvoiding` is explicitly enabled. `BottomSheet.Content` listens to React Native keyboard events when `avoidKeyboard` is enabled; it defaults to `true` and can be disabled per sheet. `BottomSheet.Content` also accepts `backgroundStyle`, merged over the themed card default on the native sheet surface (web panel, Android `containerColor`, iOS `presentationBackground`) — pass `{ backgroundColor: "transparent" }`, plus a `style` clearing the content column's card fill, to let custom chrome like a glass backdrop show through. Trigger transient feedback with `notify`.
-
-Use `Skeleton` components for loading content with stable dimensions, `EmptyState` for no-data/recoverable errors, `Alert` for blocking confirm/alert dialogs, and `Notification` for transient global feedback.
-
-Use `Toggle` for one pressed state, `ToggleGroup` for a related set of pressed states, `Switch` for binary settings, `RadioGroup` for small mutually exclusive choices, and `Select` for longer option sets.
-
-Pass `Avatar` both a `source` and a `name` whenever you have them: `name` supplies the initials shown while the image is missing, still loading, or after it fails, and the default accessibility label. `SkeletonAvatar` is the loading placeholder, not a substitute. Inside `AvatarGroup`, child avatars inherit the group's `size` and `shape` and gain the ring, so set those on the group rather than per child. `AvatarGroup` announces its count as a hidden summary and leaves each member individually announceable, so don't wrap it in an `accessible` container of your own.
-
 ### Quick Examples
 
-Card, badge, and CTA:
-
 ```tsx
 import { Badge, Button, Card, CardContent, CardHeader, CardTitle } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
 
@@ -406,10 +553,8 @@ import { Badge, Button, Card, CardContent, CardHeader, CardTitle } from "@mrmeg/
 </Card>
 ```
 
-Form controls:
-
 ```tsx
-import { Button, TextInput, Switch } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
+import { Button, Switch, TextInput } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
 
 <TextInput
   label="Email"
@@ -426,8 +571,6 @@ import { Button, TextInput, Switch } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
 </Button>
 ```
 
-Feedback:
-
 ```tsx
 import { EmptyState, Progress, SkeletonCard } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
 import { notify } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
@@ -438,121 +581,66 @@ import { notify } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/state";
 
 notify.success("Saved", {
   messages: ["Your changes were saved."],
-  action: {
-    label: "View",
-    onPress: openSavedItem,
-  },
+  action: { label: "View", onPress: openSavedItem },
 });
 ```
 
-LLM rules:
+`notify` also exposes `error`, `warning`, `info`, `loading`, `hide`, and
+`promise(promise, { loading, success, error })`. Notifications auto-dismiss
+after 4s (`DEFAULT_NOTIFICATION_DURATION`) unless a `duration` is given;
+`duration: 0` keeps one up until dismissed and `notify.loading` never
+auto-dismisses. `position` is `"top"` (default) or `"bottom"`. `globalUIStore`
+stays available for reactive selectors and tests.
 
-- Prefer `StyledText` semantic variants over raw `Text`.
-- Use `useTheme()` and semantic tokens instead of hardcoded colors.
-- Use `Button.preset`, not `variant`, for buttons.
-- Mount `UIProvider` before using overlays, menus, select content, popovers, tooltips, or package notifications.
-- Import from package exports, not `packages/ui/src/*`.
-
-## App Startup
-
-Call `useResources()` once near the Expo app root before hiding the splash screen:
-
-```tsx
-import { ThemeProvider } from "expo-router";
-import { colors } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/constants";
-import { useResources, useTheme } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/hooks";
-import { UIProvider } from "@mrmeg/expo-ui/components";
-
-export default function RootLayout() {
-  const { scheme } = useTheme();
-  const { loaded } = useResources();
-
-  if (!loaded) return null;
-
-  return (
-    <ThemeProvider
-      value={{
-        dark: colors[scheme ?? "light"].dark,
-        colors: colors[scheme ?? "light"].navigation,
-        fonts: colors[scheme ?? "light"].fonts,
-      }}
-    >
-      <UIProvider>
-        {/* App navigation goes here. */}
-      </UIProvider>
-    </ThemeProvider>
-  );
-}
-```
-
-## Fonts
-
-Typography is Inter across every platform, in four static weights (`Inter_400Regular`, `Inter_500Medium`, `Inter_600SemiBold`, `Inter_700Bold`) from `@expo-google-fonts/inter` — a package dependency, so consumers get it automatically.
-
-On native, `useResources()` loads the four static weights so `StyledText`'s `light`–`bold` range resolves to real font files instead of a faked OS bold. On web, `useResources()` injects a single Google Fonts Inter stylesheet (covering all four weights) after hydration if the app has not already added it; weight differentiation on web comes from a numeric `fontWeight` alongside the shared `"Inter"` CSS family. For better first paint in Expo Router web apps, add the links in app-owned `app/+html.tsx`:
-
-```tsx
-<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com" />
-<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossOrigin="anonymous" />
-<link
-  id="mrmeg-expo-ui-inter"
-  rel="stylesheet"
-  href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@400;500;600;700&display=swap"
-/>
-```
-
-`useResources()` also loads `Feather.font` from the package-managed `@expo/vector-icons` dependency for icon rendering.
-
-## Package Checks
-
-For a one-command release from the repo root, use:
+## Package Release
 
 ```sh
 bun run ui:release -- --patch --publish
 ```
 
-Replace `--patch` with `--minor`, `--major`, or an exact version such as `0.2.0`.
-The command updates `packages/ui/package.json` and `bun.lock`, runs all package
-gates, then publishes with `npm publish --access public` only when `--publish`
-is present. Without `--publish`, it performs the same version bump and gates as
-a dry run.
+Use `--patch`, `--minor`, `--major`, or an exact version such as `0.2.0`. The
+command updates `packages/ui/package.json` and `bun.lock`, runs
+`bun run packages:peer-check` then the `ui:typecheck`, `ui:test`, `ui:build`,
+`ui:pack`, and `ui:consumer-smoke` gates, and publishes with
+`npm publish --access public` only when `--publish` is present (which also
+requires a working `npm whoami`). Without `--publish` it is the same bump and
+gate run as a dry run.
+
+A clean working tree is required; commit first or pass `--allow-dirty`.
 
-The release command requires a clean working tree by default. Commit current
-changes first, or pass `--allow-dirty` when you intentionally want to release
-from uncommitted local changes.
+CI also installs and exports packed consumers against Expo 56 and 57
+(`.github/workflows/package-compatibility.yml`).
 
-Release validation includes `bun run packages:peer-check`; CI also installs and
-exports packed consumers against Expo 56 and 57.
+### GitHub Publishing
 
 If npm login email is unavailable, publish through GitHub Actions trusted
-publishing instead:
+publishing:
 
 1. In npm package settings for `@mrmeg/expo-ui`, add a trusted publisher:
-   GitHub Actions, owner `mrmeg`, repository `expo-template`, workflow
-   filename `publish-ui.yml`.
+   GitHub Actions, owner `mrmeg`, repository `expo-template`, workflow filename
+   `publish-ui.yml`.
 2. Bump `packages/ui/package.json` in a commit and push it to `main`.
 
-The workflow uses npm OIDC, not a checked-in token or local npm login. On push,
-it reads the committed package version, skips cleanly if that version is already
-published, otherwise runs the package gates and publishes from `packages/ui`.
-The workflow can also be run manually with `version=patch` and `ref=main`; manual
-runs bump the package version, update `bun.lock`, run the package gates, commit
-the version bump, and publish.
+`publish-ui.yml` runs on a push to `main` touching `packages/ui/package.json`
+and on `workflow_dispatch`, using npm OIDC rather than a checked-in token or
+local npm login. On push it reads the committed version, skips cleanly if that
+version is already published, otherwise runs the gates and publishes from
+`packages/ui`. Manual runs take `version` (`patch`, `minor`, `major`, or exact
+`x.y.z`) and `ref` (default `main`); they bump the version, update `bun.lock`,
+run the gates, publish, then commit and push the bump. If a manual run fails
+after the bump landed, rerun it with the exact current version (e.g.
+`version=0.1.3`) — exact versions do not bump again.
 
 Keep `repository.url` in `package.json` as
-`git+https://github.com/mrmeg/expo-template.git`. npm trusted publishing checks
-that metadata during publish, and publish-time URL normalization can block OIDC
-auth.
+`git+https://github.com/mrmeg/expo-template.git`: npm trusted publishing checks
+that metadata, and publish-time URL normalization can block OIDC auth.
 
-If npm trusted publishing is blocked by package settings, add an npm automation
-or granular publish token to GitHub Actions secrets as `NPM_TOKEN` and rerun the
-same workflow. The token is used only for the publish step.
+If package settings block trusted publishing, add an npm automation or granular
+publish token to GitHub Actions secrets as `NPM_TOKEN` and rerun the same
+workflow; it is used only for the publish step. Keep npm tokens in developer or
+CI configuration, never in the repository.
 
-If the manual workflow fails after the version is already bumped, rerun it with
-the exact current package version, for example `version=0.1.3`. Exact-version
-reruns do not bump again.
-
-Manual package checks:
+## Package Checks
 
 ```sh
 bun run packages:peer-check
@@ -563,9 +651,8 @@ bun run ui:pack
 bun run ui:consumer-smoke
 ```
 
-`bun run ui:pack` runs a dry pack so the published file list and package size can be inspected before release.
-`bun run ui:consumer-smoke` installs the packed tarball into a clean fixture,
-checks the documented export-map files, type-checks all public package
-entrypoints, verifies that `@mrmeg/expo-ui/constants` can be imported by
-plain Node ESM for token inspection, and runs an Expo SDK 56 iOS export
-against the packed package without a custom Metro config.
+`ui:pack` is a dry pack, so the published file list and package size can be
+inspected before release. `ui:consumer-smoke` installs the packed tarball into
+a clean fixture, checks every documented export-map target resolves,
+type-checks all public entrypoints, and runs an iOS `expo export` against the
+packed package at the workspace's Expo version, without a custom Metro config.