@tamagui/animations-react-native 2.7.7 → 3.0.0-0.canary.1791056644527

package/src/createAnimations.native.tsx

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+import {
+  easingToBezier,
+  forAnimationState,
+  getTransitionForKey,
+  resolveTransition,
+  type AnimationsConfig,
+  type ResolvedEntry,
+  type ResolvedTransition,
+} from '@tamagui/animation-helpers'
+import { isWeb, useIsomorphicLayoutEffect } from '@tamagui/constants'
+import { ResetPresence, usePresence } from '@tamagui/use-presence'
+import type {
+  AnimatedNumberStrategy,
+  AnimationDriverWithAnimatedNumbers,
+  NativeTextMetrics,
+  TransitionProp,
+  UniversalAnimatedNumber,
+  UseAnimatedNumberReaction,
+  UseAnimatedNumberStyle,
+} from '@tamagui/web'
+import { useEvent } from '@tamagui/web'
+import { useThemeWithState } from '@tamagui/web/internal-runtime'
+import React from 'react'
+import {
+  Animated,
+  Easing,
+  processColor,
+  TextInput,
+  type ColorValue,
+  type Text,
+  type View,
+} from 'react-native'
+
+import type { CreateAnimationsOptions } from './types'
+
+// detect Fabric (New Architecture) — Paper doesn't support native driver for all style keys
+const isFabric =
+  !isWeb && typeof global !== 'undefined' && !!global.__nativeFabricUIManager
+
+// Helper to resolve dynamic theme values like {dynamic: {dark: "value", light: undefined}}
+const resolveDynamicValue = (value: any, isDark: boolean): any => {
+  if (value && typeof value === 'object' && 'dynamic' in value) {
+    const dynamicValue = isDark ? value.dynamic.dark : value.dynamic.light
+    return dynamicValue
+  }
+  return value
+}
+
+/** what `getAnimationConfig` hands to `Animated.spring` / `Animated.timing` */
+type AnimationConfig =
+  | ({ type: 'spring'; delay?: number } & Partial<
+      Pick<
+        Animated.SpringAnimationConfig,
+        'damping' | 'mass' | 'overshootClamping' | 'stiffness' | 'velocity'
+      >
+    >)
+  | ({ type: 'timing'; delay?: number } & Partial<
+      Pick<Animated.TimingAnimationConfig, 'duration' | 'easing'>
+    >)
+
+const animatedStyleKey = {
+  transform: true,
+  opacity: true,
+}
+
+const colorStyleKey = {
+  backgroundColor: true,
+  color: true,
+  borderColor: true,
+  borderLeftColor: true,
+  borderRightColor: true,
+  borderTopColor: true,
+  borderBottomColor: true,
+}
+
+// layout dimensions. the native animated module has no whitelist entry for any
+// of them, so a node animating one runs its whole Animated graph on the JS
+// driver (useNativeDriver:false): Fabric cannot mix native- and JS-driven
+// values on one node.
+const layoutStyleKey = {
+  height: true,
+  width: true,
+  minHeight: true,
+  maxHeight: true,
+  minWidth: true,
+  maxWidth: true,
+}
+
+// text metrics have no whitelist entry either, but unlike a height they sit on
+// nearly every Text, so being covered by a broad `transition="medium"` must not
+// be enough to take the node off the native driver: an opacity fade over text
+// whose size is not changing would then run in JS. they join the Animated graph
+// only while they are actually moving, and the node's driver follows them.
+const textMetricStyleKey = {
+  fontSize: true,
+  lineHeight: true,
+}
+
+const jsDriverStyleKey = { ...layoutStyleKey, ...textMetricStyleKey }
+
+function hasAnimatedLayoutKey(
+  style: Record<string, any>,
+  isDark: boolean,
+  resolved: ResolvedTransition
+) {
+  for (const key in layoutStyleKey) {
+    if (!getTransitionForKey(resolved, key)) continue
+    if (typeof resolveDynamicValue(style[key], isDark) === 'number') return true
+  }
+  return false
+}
+
+// A numeric authored lineHeight is a RATIO of the resolved font size, not a
+// length. Core finalizes the destination to fontSize * ratio and reports the
+// ratio back on `nativeTextMetrics`, so the painted leading has to be
+// fontSize * ratio on EVERY frame, not only at the destination. This driver
+// gets that exactly by never animating the leading itself: it animates the
+// font size and the ratio, and paints their product as one Animated node.
+// An absolute px leading, and any raw react-native style, keeps its own value
+// and animates as an ordinary numeric key.
+const getLeadingRatio = (metrics: { lineHeight?: unknown } | undefined | null) => {
+  const ratio = metrics?.lineHeight
+  return typeof ratio === 'number' && Number.isFinite(ratio) && ratio >= 0
+    ? ratio
+    : undefined
+}
+
+// the product needs both factors as numbers in the style it is painting into.
+const paintsLeadingProduct = (
+  style: Record<string, any>,
+  ratio: number | undefined
+): ratio is number =>
+  ratio !== undefined &&
+  typeof style.fontSize === 'number' &&
+  typeof style.lineHeight === 'number'
+
+// a leading multiplied off an ANCESTOR's live font size: this node has none of
+// its own, core reports the ratio, and react-native inherits the size itself.
+const inheritedFontSizeNode = (
+  style: Record<string, any>,
+  ratio: number | undefined,
+  inheritedText: { fontSize: unknown; driver: string } | null | undefined
+) =>
+  ratio !== undefined &&
+  typeof style.fontSize !== 'number' &&
+  inheritedText?.driver === 'react-native'
+    ? (inheritedText.fontSize as Animated.Value)
+    : undefined
+
+// Only colors accepted by RN's own parser can enter interpolation. CSS-wide
+// keywords, unresolved tokens, var()/calc(), and empty strings otherwise reach
+// createInterpolationFromStringOutputRange / mapStringToNumericComponents and
+// throw. Those values must be applied as static styles.
+function isAnimatableColor(value: unknown): value is string {
+  return typeof value === 'string' && processColor(value as ColorValue) != null
+}
+
+// these style keys are costly to animate and only work with native driver on Fabric
+const costlyToAnimateStyleKey = {
+  borderRadius: true,
+  borderTopLeftRadius: true,
+  borderTopRightRadius: true,
+  borderBottomLeftRadius: true,
+  borderBottomRightRadius: true,
+  borderWidth: true,
+  borderLeftWidth: true,
+  borderRightWidth: true,
+  borderTopWidth: true,
+  borderBottomWidth: true,
+  ...colorStyleKey,
+}
+
+export const AnimatedView: Animated.AnimatedComponent<typeof View> = Animated.View
+export const AnimatedText: Animated.AnimatedComponent<typeof Text> = Animated.Text
+// a TextInput never inherits font size from an ancestor Text on native, so the
+// binding hook has to hand it a host that accepts animated nodes of its own.
+// built on first use: the compiler evaluates tamagui.config.ts against a
+// react-native stub whose Animated cannot make one, and never binds any text.
+let animatedTextInput: Animated.AnimatedComponent<typeof TextInput> | undefined
+
+export function useAnimatedNumber(
+  initial: number
+): UniversalAnimatedNumber<Animated.Value> {
+  const state = React.useRef(
+    null as any as {
+      val: Animated.Value
+      composite: Animated.CompositeAnimation | null
+      strategy: AnimatedNumberStrategy
+    }
+  )
+  if (!state.current) {
+    state.current = {
+      composite: null,
+      val: new Animated.Value(initial),
+      strategy: { type: 'spring' },
+    }
+  }
+
+  return {
+    getInstance() {
+      return state.current.val
+    },
+    getValue() {
+      return state.current.val['_value']
+    },
+    stop() {
+      state.current.composite?.stop()
+      state.current.composite = null
+    },
+    setValue(next: number, { type, ...config } = { type: 'spring' }, onFinish) {
+      const val = state.current.val
+
+      const handleFinish = onFinish
+        ? ({ finished }) => (finished ? onFinish() : null)
+        : undefined
+
+      if (type === 'direct') {
+        state.current.composite?.stop()
+        state.current.composite = null
+        val.setValue(next)
+        // a direct set finishes the moment it lands. not calling back stranded
+        // everything waiting on it (sheet snap, presence completion).
+        onFinish?.()
+      } else if (type === 'spring') {
+        state.current.composite?.stop()
+        const composite = Animated.spring(val, {
+          ...config,
+          toValue: next,
+          useNativeDriver: isFabric,
+        })
+        composite.start(handleFinish)
+        state.current.composite = composite
+      } else {
+        state.current.composite?.stop()
+        const composite = Animated.timing(val, {
+          ...config,
+          toValue: next,
+          useNativeDriver: isFabric,
+        })
+        composite.start(handleFinish)
+        state.current.composite = composite
+      }
+    },
+  }
+}
+
+type RNAnimatedNum = UniversalAnimatedNumber<Animated.Value>
+
+export const useAnimatedNumberReaction: UseAnimatedNumberReaction<RNAnimatedNum> = (
+  { value },
+  onValue
+) => {
+  const onChange = useEvent((current) => {
+    onValue(current.value)
+  })
+
+  React.useEffect(() => {
+    const id = value.getInstance().addListener(onChange)
+    return () => {
+      value.getInstance().removeListener(id)
+    }
+  }, [value, onChange])
+}
+
+export const useAnimatedNumberStyle: UseAnimatedNumberStyle<RNAnimatedNum> = (
+  value,
+  getStyle
+) => {
+  const instance = value.getInstance()
+  const animatedStyle = getStyle(instance)
+  const usesAnimatedNode = hasAnimatedNode(animatedStyle)
+  const [current, setCurrent] = React.useState(value.getValue())
+
+  // preserve the native animated-node path for direct mappings. callbacks
+  // that do arithmetic require numeric values, so drive those through the
+  // value listener and render the computed style.
+  React.useEffect(() => {
+    if (usesAnimatedNode) return
+
+    const id = instance.addListener(({ value: next }) => {
+      setCurrent(next)
+    })
+    return () => {
+      instance.removeListener(id)
+    }
+  }, [instance, usesAnimatedNode])
+
+  return usesAnimatedNode ? animatedStyle : getStyle(current)
+}
+
+function hasAnimatedNode(value: unknown): boolean {
+  if (!value || typeof value !== 'object') return false
+  if (typeof (value as any).__getValue === 'function') return true
+  if (Array.isArray(value)) return value.some(hasAnimatedNode)
+  return Object.values(value).some(hasAnimatedNode)
+}
+
+export const useAnimatedNumbersStyle = (
+  vals: RNAnimatedNum[],
+  getStyle: (...currentValues: any[]) => any
+): any => {
+  return getStyle(...vals.map((v) => v.getInstance()))
+}
+
+export function createAnimations<A extends AnimationsConfig>(
+  animations: A,
+  options?: CreateAnimationsOptions
+): AnimationDriverWithAnimatedNumbers<A> {
+  const nativeDriver = options?.useNativeDriver ?? isFabric
+
+  return {
+    inputStyle: 'value',
+    outputStyle: 'inline',
+    avoidReRenders: true,
+    animations,
+    needsCustomComponent: true,
+    View: AnimatedView,
+    Text: AnimatedText,
+    useAnimatedNumber,
+    useAnimatedNumberReaction,
+    useAnimatedNumberStyle,
+    useAnimatedNumbersStyle,
+    usePresence,
+    ResetPresence,
+
+    // binds a descendant that has no font size of its own to the ancestor's
+    // animated one. no clock here: the font size node is the ancestor's, and a
+    // ratio leading is a multiplication of it, so both land on the same frame.
+    useTextMetrics: ({ inheritedText, lineHeight }) => {
+      const node =
+        inheritedText?.driver === 'react-native'
+          ? (inheritedText.fontSize as Animated.Value)
+          : null
+      // an absolute or `normal` leading still needs the font size bound, it
+      // just keeps the leading the caller already resolved.
+      const ratio = typeof lineHeight === 'number' ? lineHeight : null
+      const style = React.useMemo(
+        () =>
+          node
+            ? ratio === null
+              ? { fontSize: node }
+              : { fontSize: node, lineHeight: Animated.multiply(node, ratio) }
+            : null,
+        [node, ratio]
+      )
+      const textChannel = inheritedText ?? null
+      if (!style) return { style: null, textChannel }
+      animatedTextInput ||= Animated.createAnimatedComponent(TextInput)
+      return { style, textChannel, Text: AnimatedText, TextInput: animatedTextInput }
+    },
+
+    useAnimations: ({
+      props,
+      onTransition,
+      style,
+      componentState,
+      presence,
+      stateRef,
+      styleState,
+      useStyleEmitter,
+      inheritedText,
+    }) => {
+      const isDisabled = isWeb && componentState.unmounted === true
+      const isExiting = presence?.[0] === false
+      const sendExitComplete = presence?.[1]
+      const onTransitionRef = React.useRef(onTransition)
+      onTransitionRef.current = onTransition
+      const emit = (
+        phase: 'start' | 'end',
+        cause: 'enter' | 'exit' | 'update',
+        finished?: boolean
+      ) => {
+        onTransitionRef.current?.(
+          phase === 'end' ? { phase, cause, finished } : { phase, cause }
+        )
+      }
+      // createComponent merges a colocated `transition` out of the active
+      // pseudo style (`enterStyle={{ opacity: 0, transition: '200ms' }}`), so
+      // this is the one that applies right now, not the base prop.
+      const effectiveTransition = (styleState?.effectiveTransition ?? props.transition) as
+        | TransitionProp
+        | null
+        | undefined
+
+      const [, themeState] = useThemeWithState({})
+      // Check scheme first, then fall back to checking theme name for 'dark'
+      const isDark = themeState?.scheme === 'dark' || themeState?.name?.startsWith('dark')
+
+      /** store Animated value of each key e.g: color: AnimatedValue */
+      const animateStyles = React.useRef<Record<string, Animated.Value>>({})
+      // a ratio leading animates the RATIO, never the leading, and paints
+      // fontSize * ratio as one node. the ratio is not a style key, so it lives
+      // outside animateStyles (which the stale-key sweep and the emitter's
+      // structural-change check both treat as the rendered style's own keys).
+      const leadingRatioValue = React.useRef<Animated.Value | null>(null)
+      const leadingRatioRef = React.useRef<number | undefined>(undefined)
+      // whether the style React last committed paints the derived product. the
+      // emitter can only re-target existing Animated.Values, so a pass that
+      // disagrees with this has to force a commit to swap the node itself.
+      const paintsDerivedLeading = React.useRef(false)
+      // this subtree's live font size, published for descendants that inherit
+      // it. the channel's identity IS the node's, so a consumer that keeps the
+      // same channel keeps the same derived node.
+      const textChannelRef = React.useRef<{ fontSize: unknown; driver: string } | null>(
+        null
+      )
+      // core reports a numeric (ratio) leading on nativeTextMetrics; a px length
+      // and 'normal' are reported as themselves and stay independent keys.
+      leadingRatioRef.current = getLeadingRatio(styleState?.nativeTextMetrics)
+      // the text metrics the last pass painted, so the next one can tell a real
+      // change from a value that is simply present. a metric only joins the
+      // Animated graph while it is moving (see textMetricStyleKey), which is
+      // what keeps an ordinary opacity or transform animation over unchanged
+      // text on the native driver.
+      const paintedTextRef = React.useRef<{
+        fontSize?: unknown
+        lineHeight?: unknown
+        ratio?: number
+      }>({})
+      // a value already in the graph keeps moving until it arrives, so a
+      // re-render mid-flight never drops it back to a static style and snaps.
+      // the first pass has painted nothing yet, so nothing is moving there
+      // either: the metrics land as plain numbers and the node mounts on the
+      // native driver.
+      const movesTextValue = (key: 'fontSize' | 'lineHeight', target: unknown) => {
+        if (typeof target !== 'number') return false
+        const node = animateStyles.current[key]
+        const last = node ? (node['_value'] as unknown) : paintedTextRef.current[key]
+        return last !== undefined && last !== target
+      }
+      const movesLeadingRatio = (ratio: number | undefined) => {
+        if (ratio === undefined) return false
+        const node = leadingRatioValue.current
+        const last = node ? (node['_value'] as number) : paintedTextRef.current.ratio
+        return last !== undefined && last !== ratio
+      }
+      // the font size descendants read as this node's live size. it outlives
+      // any one animation: dropping it whenever the size came to rest would
+      // swap every descendant between Text and Animated.Text, remounting their
+      // subtrees, and a TextInput's focus and contents with them, every time an
+      // animation started or finished.
+      const fontSizeNode = React.useRef<Animated.Value | null>(null)
+      const animatedValueFor = (key: string) => {
+        const painted = animateStyles.current[key]
+        if (painted) return painted
+        if (key === 'fontSize' && fontSizeNode.current) return fontSizeNode.current
+        // a metric that was at rest is out of the graph, so the value it
+        // rejoins with has to start at what the last pass painted: a fresh
+        // Animated.Value starts AT its target, and would snap the metric.
+        if (textMetricStyleKey[key])
+          return new Animated.Value(paintedTextRef.current[key] as number)
+        return undefined
+      }
+      const leadingRatioValueFrom = () =>
+        leadingRatioValue.current ??
+        new Animated.Value(paintedTextRef.current.ratio as number)
+      const animatedTranforms = React.useRef<{ [key: string]: Animated.Value }[]>([])
+      const animationsState = React.useRef(
+        new WeakMap<
+          Animated.Value,
+          {
+            interpolation: Animated.AnimatedInterpolation<any>
+            current?: number | string | undefined
+            // only for colors
+            animateToValue?: number
+          }
+        >()
+      )
+      const pseudoActiveRef = React.useRef(false)
+
+      // exit cycle guards to prevent stale/duplicate completion
+      const exitCycleIdRef = React.useRef(0)
+      const exitCompletedRef = React.useRef(false)
+      const wasExitingRef = React.useRef(false)
+
+      // onTransition lifecycle bookkeeping
+      const enterStartedRef = React.useRef(false)
+      const exitStartedRef = React.useRef(false)
+      const updateInFlightRef = React.useRef(false)
+      const updateCycleIdRef = React.useRef(0)
+      const prevStyleSigRef = React.useRef<string | null>(null)
+
+      // detect transition into/out of exiting state
+      const justStartedExiting = isExiting && !wasExitingRef.current
+      const justStoppedExiting = !isExiting && wasExitingRef.current
+
+      // start new exit cycle only on transition INTO exiting
+      if (justStartedExiting) {
+        exitCycleIdRef.current++
+        exitCompletedRef.current = false
+      }
+      // invalidate pending callbacks when exit is canceled/interrupted
+      if (justStoppedExiting) {
+        exitCycleIdRef.current++
+      }
+
+      // Track if we just finished entering (transition from entering to not entering)
+      // must be declared before args array that uses justFinishedEntering
+      const isEntering = !!componentState.unmounted
+      const wasEnteringRef = React.useRef(isEntering)
+      const justFinishedEntering = wasEnteringRef.current && !isEntering
+      React.useEffect(() => {
+        wasEnteringRef.current = isEntering
+      })
+
+      const args = [
+        JSON.stringify(style),
+        JSON.stringify(effectiveTransition),
+        componentState,
+        isExiting,
+        !!onTransition,
+        isDark,
+        justFinishedEntering,
+        leadingRatioRef.current,
+        inheritedText,
+      ]
+
+      const res = React.useMemo(() => {
+        const runners: Function[] = []
+        const completions: Promise<void>[] = []
+
+        // Determine animation state for enter/exit transitions
+        // Use 'enter' if we're entering OR if we just finished entering
+        const animationState: 'enter' | 'exit' | 'default' = isExiting
+          ? 'exit'
+          : isEntering || justFinishedEntering
+            ? 'enter'
+            : 'default'
+
+        // which style keys animate at all is the transition's own decision, so
+        // a property list narrows this the same way it narrows css
+        const resolved = forAnimationState(
+          resolveTransition(effectiveTransition, { animations }),
+          animationState
+        )
+
+        const nonAnimatedStyle = {}
+        // the leading is derived only while something can actually move it.
+        // when neither key is covered by the transition both fall through to
+        // nonAnimatedStyle and land together in one commit, which is already
+        // coherent and keeps the node on the native driver.
+        const paintedRatio = leadingRatioRef.current
+        const paintsProduct = paintsLeadingProduct(style, paintedRatio)
+        const movesFontSize = movesTextValue('fontSize', style.fontSize)
+        const movesLeading = paintsProduct
+          ? movesLeadingRatio(paintedRatio)
+          : movesTextValue('lineHeight', style.lineHeight)
+        // a metric that has arrived leaves the graph here rather than in the
+        // sweep at the end of the pass, so the node goes back to the native
+        // driver in the same commit that stops moving it. the same three
+        // conditions as that sweep: an exit and a latched pseudo both still own
+        // the keys they are painting.
+        if (!isExiting && !isDisabled && !pseudoActiveRef.current) {
+          if (!movesFontSize) delete animateStyles.current.fontSize
+          if (!movesLeading) delete animateStyles.current.lineHeight
+        }
+
+        // a font size a transition can move is published to descendants whether
+        // or not it happens to be moving right now, so their host component
+        // does not change under them when it starts.
+        if (
+          isDisabled ||
+          typeof style.fontSize !== 'number' ||
+          !getTransitionForKey(resolved, 'fontSize')
+        ) {
+          fontSizeNode.current = null
+        } else if (!fontSizeNode.current) {
+          fontSizeNode.current = new Animated.Value(style.fontSize)
+        }
+
+        // track which animated keys/transforms the incoming style actually
+        // carries this pass, so entries that left the style can be dropped
+        // below (an Animated.Value that persisted forever would keep painting
+        // a stale pixel value, e.g. a released-to-auto accordion height)
+        const seenAnimateKeys = new Set<string>()
+        let sawTransform = false
+        let transformCount = 0
+
+        const derivesLeading =
+          !isDisabled &&
+          paintsProduct &&
+          (movesFontSize || movesLeading) &&
+          (!!getTransitionForKey(resolved, 'fontSize') ||
+            !!getTransitionForKey(resolved, 'lineHeight'))
+        // an inherited font size: core leaves this node's own fontSize out of
+        // the style and reports the ratio, so the leading is the ANCESTOR's
+        // live font size times this node's ratio. react-native inherits the
+        // size itself, and a length leading is inherited as a length.
+        const inheritedFontSize = isDisabled
+          ? undefined
+          : inheritedFontSizeNode(style, paintedRatio, inheritedText)
+
+        // animatedStyle owns every Animated.Value on the node. Fabric cannot mix
+        // native- and JS-driven values inside that shared graph, so one layout
+        // animation, one text metric on the move, or a leading multiplied off an
+        // ancestor's font size, makes the whole node use the JS driver. a metric
+        // another pass left in the graph counts too, or its next animation would
+        // start on a driver the node no longer runs on.
+        const useNativeDriverForNode =
+          nativeDriver &&
+          !hasAnimatedLayoutKey(style, isDark, resolved) &&
+          !movesFontSize &&
+          !movesLeading &&
+          !inheritedFontSize &&
+          !Object.keys(animateStyles.current).some((key) => jsDriverStyleKey[key])
+
+        for (const key in style) {
+          const rawVal = style[key]
+          // Resolve dynamic theme values from flat theme clauses.
+          const val = resolveDynamicValue(rawVal, isDark)
+          if (val === undefined) continue
+
+          if (isDisabled) {
+            continue
+          }
+
+          // fontSize and lineHeight are owned by the derived-leading block below
+          if (
+            (derivesLeading || inheritedFontSize) &&
+            (key === 'fontSize' || key === 'lineHeight')
+          ) {
+            // unless the size is the factor at rest: the product multiplies the
+            // number it paints, and that number has to be painted
+            if (key === 'fontSize' && derivesLeading && !movesFontSize) {
+              nonAnimatedStyle[key] = val
+            }
+            continue
+          }
+
+          // a text metric at rest stays out of the Animated graph entirely: it
+          // paints as a plain style, and the node keeps the native driver
+          if (
+            textMetricStyleKey[key] &&
+            !(key === 'fontSize' ? movesFontSize : movesLeading)
+          ) {
+            nonAnimatedStyle[key] = val
+            continue
+          }
+
+          if (
+            animatedStyleKey[key] == null &&
+            !costlyToAnimateStyleKey[key] &&
+            !jsDriverStyleKey[key]
+          ) {
+            nonAnimatedStyle[key] = val
+            continue
+          }
+
+          // `transform` is a container, not a property: its parts each resolve
+          // on their own below, and a part no entry covers gets `snapConfig`.
+          // the array cannot be split into animated and static halves here.
+          if (key !== 'transform' && !getTransitionForKey(resolved, key)) {
+            nonAnimatedStyle[key] = val
+            continue
+          }
+
+          // layout dimension keys only animate numbers — 'auto' (an open
+          // accordion at rest) and percent strings apply as static styles
+          if (jsDriverStyleKey[key] && typeof val !== 'number') {
+            nonAnimatedStyle[key] = val
+            continue
+          }
+
+          // unparseable colors crash RN
+          // interpolation — apply them as a static style instead
+          if (colorStyleKey[key] && !isAnimatableColor(val)) {
+            nonAnimatedStyle[key] = val
+            continue
+          }
+
+          if (key !== 'transform') {
+            animateStyles.current[key] = update(key, animatedValueFor(key), val)
+            seenAnimateKeys.add(key)
+            continue
+          }
+          // key: 'transform'
+          // for now just support one transform key
+          if (!val) continue
+          if (typeof val === 'string') {
+            console.warn(`Warning: Tamagui can't animate string transforms yet!`)
+            continue
+          }
+
+          sawTransform = true
+          for (const transform of val) {
+            if (!transform) continue
+            const index = transformCount++
+            // tkey: e.g: 'translateX'
+            const tkey = Object.keys(transform)[0]
+            const currentTransform = animatedTranforms.current[index]?.[tkey]
+            animatedTranforms.current[index] = {
+              [tkey]: update(tkey, currentTransform, transform[tkey]),
+            }
+            animatedTranforms.current = [...animatedTranforms.current]
+          }
+        }
+
+        // the derived leading: fontSize and the ratio each animate on their own
+        // resolved entry, and the painted leading is their product, so
+        // lineHeight is fontSize * ratio on every frame by construction rather
+        // than by two solvers happening to agree. a key the transition does not
+        // cover gets snapConfig here exactly as it would anywhere else, which
+        // makes `transition="fontSize 300ms"` move the leading with the size and
+        // `transition="lineHeight 300ms"` move the ratio over a size that has
+        // already arrived.
+        // the ratio is a factor exactly like the font size: a value of its own
+        // while it moves, the number it already paints while it does not
+        const ratioFactor = (): Animated.Value | number => {
+          if (!movesLeading) {
+            leadingRatioValue.current = null
+            return paintedRatio!
+          }
+          leadingRatioValue.current = update(
+            'lineHeight',
+            leadingRatioValueFrom(),
+            paintedRatio!
+          )
+          return leadingRatioValue.current
+        }
+        let derivedLeading: ReturnType<typeof Animated.multiply> | undefined
+        if (derivesLeading) {
+          // a factor at rest multiplies as the plain number it already paints,
+          // so the product does not carry a value nothing is moving
+          let fontSizeFactor: Animated.Value | number = style.fontSize
+          if (movesFontSize) {
+            fontSizeFactor = update(
+              'fontSize',
+              animatedValueFor('fontSize'),
+              style.fontSize
+            )
+            animateStyles.current.fontSize = fontSizeFactor
+            seenAnimateKeys.add('fontSize')
+          }
+          derivedLeading = Animated.multiply(fontSizeFactor, ratioFactor())
+        } else if (inheritedFontSize) {
+          derivedLeading = Animated.multiply(inheritedFontSize, ratioFactor())
+        } else if (!isDisabled) {
+          leadingRatioValue.current = null
+        }
+        paintsDerivedLeading.current = !!derivedLeading
+
+        // what descendants inherit from this node: its own animated font size
+        // when it has one, nothing when it has a font size of its own that is
+        // not animating (react-native inherits that statically), and otherwise
+        // whatever it inherited itself.
+        const ownFontSizeNode = fontSizeNode.current
+        const textChannel = ownFontSizeNode
+          ? textChannelRef.current?.fontSize === ownFontSizeNode
+            ? textChannelRef.current
+            : { fontSize: ownFontSizeNode, driver: 'react-native' }
+          : typeof style.fontSize === 'number'
+            ? null
+            : (inheritedText ?? null)
+        textChannelRef.current = textChannel
+
+        // drop stale Animated.Values whose keys left the incoming style, so the
+        // key genuinely leaves the rendered style object (a released height goes
+        // back to auto instead of staying pinned at its last pixel value). skip
+        // while exiting (presence still animates the leaving keys) and while
+        // disabled (the loop above intentionally skips every key). an active
+        // pseudo owns the current emitted style until its matching release.
+        if (!isExiting && !isDisabled && !pseudoActiveRef.current) {
+          for (const k in animateStyles.current) {
+            if (!seenAnimateKeys.has(k)) delete animateStyles.current[k]
+          }
+          if (!sawTransform) {
+            if (animatedTranforms.current.length) animatedTranforms.current = []
+          } else if (animatedTranforms.current.length > transformCount) {
+            animatedTranforms.current = animatedTranforms.current.slice(0, transformCount)
+          }
+        }
+
+        const animatedTransformStyle =
+          animatedTranforms.current.length > 0
+            ? {
+                transform: animatedTranforms.current.map((r) => {
+                  const key = Object.keys(r)[0]
+                  const val =
+                    animationsState.current!.get(r[key])?.interpolation || r[key]
+                  return { [key]: val }
+                }),
+              }
+            : {}
+
+        const animatedStyle = {
+          ...Object.fromEntries(
+            Object.entries(animateStyles.current).map(([k, v]) => [
+              k,
+              animationsState.current!.get(v)?.interpolation || v,
+            ])
+          ),
+          ...(derivedLeading ? { lineHeight: derivedLeading } : null),
+          ...animatedTransformStyle,
+        }
+
+        if (!isDisabled) {
+          paintedTextRef.current = {
+            fontSize: style.fontSize,
+            lineHeight: style.lineHeight,
+            ratio: paintedRatio,
+          }
+        }
+
+        return {
+          runners,
+          completions,
+          textChannel,
+          style: [nonAnimatedStyle, animatedStyle],
+        }
+
+        function update(
+          key: string,
+          animated: Animated.Value | undefined,
+          valIn: string | number
+        ) {
+          const isColorStyleKey = colorStyleKey[key]
+          const [val, type] = isColorStyleKey ? [0, undefined] : getValue(valIn)
+          let animateToValue = val
+          const value = animated || new Animated.Value(val)
+          const curInterpolation = animationsState.current.get(value)
+
+          let interpolateArgs: any
+          if (type) {
+            interpolateArgs = getInterpolated(
+              curInterpolation?.current ?? value['_value'],
+              val,
+              type
+            )
+            animationsState.current!.set(value, {
+              interpolation: value.interpolate(interpolateArgs),
+              current: val,
+            })
+          }
+
+          if (isColorStyleKey) {
+            animateToValue = curInterpolation?.animateToValue ? 0 : 1
+            interpolateArgs = getColorInterpolated(
+              curInterpolation?.current as string,
+              // valIn is the next color
+              valIn as string,
+              animateToValue
+            )
+            animationsState.current!.set(value, {
+              current: valIn,
+              interpolation: value.interpolate(interpolateArgs),
+              animateToValue: curInterpolation?.animateToValue ? 0 : 1,
+            })
+          }
+
+          if (value) {
+            const animationConfig = getAnimationConfig(
+              key,
+              animations,
+              effectiveTransition,
+              animationState
+            )
+
+            let resolve
+            const promise = new Promise<void>((res) => {
+              resolve = res
+            })
+            completions.push(promise)
+
+            runners.push(() => {
+              value.stopAnimation()
+
+              // `delay` drives the sequence below, so it must not also ride
+              // along in the config or every delayed animation waits twice
+              const { type, delay, ...config } = animationConfig
+              const animation = Animated[type || 'spring'](value, {
+                toValue: animateToValue,
+                ...config,
+                useNativeDriver: useNativeDriverForNode,
+              })
+              const animation2 = delay
+                ? Animated.sequence([Animated.delay(delay), animation])
+                : animation
+
+              animation2.start(({ finished }) => {
+                // always resolve during exit (element is leaving anyway)
+                // for non-exit, only resolve on successful completion
+                if (finished || isExiting) {
+                  resolve()
+                }
+              })
+            })
+          }
+
+          if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') {
+            if (props['debug'] === 'verbose') {
+              // prettier-ignore
+              console.info(
+                ' 💠 animate',
+                key,
+                `from (${value['_value']}) to`,
+                valIn,
+                `(${val})`,
+                'type',
+                type,
+                'interpolate',
+                interpolateArgs
+              )
+            }
+          }
+          return value
+        }
+      }, args)
+
+      // track previous exiting state
+      React.useEffect(() => {
+        wasExitingRef.current = isExiting
+      })
+
+      // exit interrupted by a re-enter: report the exit as finished:false
+      useIsomorphicLayoutEffect(() => {
+        if (justStoppedExiting && exitStartedRef.current && !exitCompletedRef.current) {
+          exitStartedRef.current = false
+          emit('end', 'exit', false)
+        }
+      }, [justStoppedExiting])
+
+      useIsomorphicLayoutEffect(() => {
+        res.runners.forEach((r) => r())
+
+        // capture current cycle id
+        const cycleId = exitCycleIdRef.current
+
+        const cause: 'enter' | 'exit' | 'update' = isExiting
+          ? 'exit'
+          : isEntering || justFinishedEntering
+            ? 'enter'
+            : 'update'
+
+        // interruptions: an enter or update still in flight when exit begins is
+        // reported as finished:false (its own completion promise won't resolve
+        // because the animation was stopped, not finished).
+        if (cause === 'exit') {
+          if (enterStartedRef.current) {
+            enterStartedRef.current = false
+            emit('end', 'enter', false)
+          }
+          if (updateInFlightRef.current) {
+            updateInFlightRef.current = false
+            updateCycleIdRef.current++
+            emit('end', 'update', false)
+          }
+        }
+
+        // in-place update: a genuine style change while mounted (not entering or
+        // exiting). guard on the style signature so lifecycle-only re-renders
+        // don't register as updates.
+        if (cause === 'update') {
+          const sig = args[0] as string
+          if (prevStyleSigRef.current === null || prevStyleSigRef.current === sig) {
+            prevStyleSigRef.current = sig
+            return
+          }
+          prevStyleSigRef.current = sig
+          if (res.completions.length === 0) return
+          if (updateInFlightRef.current) {
+            // superseded before finishing
+            emit('end', 'update', false)
+          }
+          updateInFlightRef.current = true
+          const uid = ++updateCycleIdRef.current
+          emit('start', 'update')
+          Promise.all(res.completions).then(() => {
+            if (uid !== updateCycleIdRef.current) return
+            updateInFlightRef.current = false
+            emit('end', 'update', true)
+          })
+          return
+        }
+
+        // keep the update signature current while entering/exiting
+        prevStyleSigRef.current = args[0] as string
+
+        // handle zero-completion case immediately (enter/exit report a pair)
+        if (res.completions.length === 0) {
+          emit('start', cause)
+          emit('end', cause, true)
+          if (isExiting && !exitCompletedRef.current) {
+            exitCompletedRef.current = true
+            sendExitComplete?.()
+          }
+          return
+        }
+
+        // enter/exit start (once per cycle; re-runs continue the same animation)
+        if (cause === 'enter' && !enterStartedRef.current) {
+          enterStartedRef.current = true
+          emit('start', 'enter')
+        }
+        if (cause === 'exit' && !exitStartedRef.current) {
+          exitStartedRef.current = true
+          emit('start', 'exit')
+        }
+
+        Promise.all(res.completions).then(() => {
+          // guard against stale cycle completion
+          if (isExiting && cycleId !== exitCycleIdRef.current) return
+          if (isExiting && exitCompletedRef.current) return
+
+          if (isExiting) {
+            if (exitStartedRef.current) {
+              exitStartedRef.current = false
+              // exit 'end' fires immediately before presence safeToRemove
+              emit('end', 'exit', true)
+            }
+            exitCompletedRef.current = true
+            sendExitComplete?.()
+          } else if (enterStartedRef.current) {
+            enterStartedRef.current = false
+            emit('end', 'enter', true)
+          }
+        })
+      }, args)
+
+      // avoidReRenders: receive style changes imperatively from tamagui
+      // and update Animated.Values directly without React re-renders
+      // reuses the same update() + runner pattern as the useMemo path
+      // the fourth argument is the emitted style's own nativeTextMetrics: the
+      // emitter re-runs getSplitStyles outside render, so the ratio that
+      // describes the style it hands over is never the ratio the last render
+      // resolved (a pseudo can replace the leading with an absolute length).
+      const onEmittedStyle = (
+        nextStyle: Record<string, any>,
+        emittedTransition: TransitionProp | null | undefined,
+        pseudoActive?: boolean,
+        nextMetrics?: NativeTextMetrics
+      ) => {
+        pseudoActiveRef.current = pseudoActive === true
+        const runners: Function[] = []
+        const seenAnimateKeys = new Set<string>()
+        let transformCount = 0
+        let animatedShapeChanged = false
+        // the emitter runs on a mounted node, so `default` is the state, but
+        // the transition is the one it was handed
+        const emittedResolved = forAnimationState(
+          resolveTransition(emittedTransition ?? effectiveTransition, { animations }),
+          'default'
+        )
+        const emittedRatio = getLeadingRatio(nextMetrics)
+        const emitterPaintsProduct = paintsLeadingProduct(nextStyle, emittedRatio)
+        // the same rule as the render path: a text metric joins the graph only
+        // while it is moving, so a pseudo that only changes an opacity leaves
+        // the node's font size out of it and keeps the native driver
+        const emitterMovesFontSize = movesTextValue('fontSize', nextStyle.fontSize)
+        const emitterMovesLeading = emitterPaintsProduct
+          ? movesLeadingRatio(emittedRatio)
+          : movesTextValue('lineHeight', nextStyle.lineHeight)
+        // nextStyle is the complete style for this node, so the emitter makes
+        // the same single driver decision as the render path. include the
+        // currently rendered graph because its stale keys are not removed until
+        // the structural-change commit below.
+        const useNativeDriverForNode =
+          nativeDriver &&
+          !hasAnimatedLayoutKey(nextStyle, isDark, emittedResolved) &&
+          !emitterMovesFontSize &&
+          !emitterMovesLeading &&
+          !inheritedFontSizeNode(nextStyle, emittedRatio, inheritedText) &&
+          !Object.keys(animateStyles.current).some((key) => jsDriverStyleKey[key])
+
+        const emitterDerivesLeading =
+          emitterPaintsProduct &&
+          (emitterMovesFontSize || emitterMovesLeading) &&
+          (!!getTransitionForKey(emittedResolved, 'fontSize') ||
+            !!getTransitionForKey(emittedResolved, 'lineHeight'))
+
+        for (const key in nextStyle) {
+          const rawVal = nextStyle[key]
+          const val = resolveDynamicValue(rawVal, isDark)
+          if (val === undefined) continue
+
+          if (emitterDerivesLeading && (key === 'fontSize' || key === 'lineHeight')) {
+            continue
+          }
+
+          // a metric at rest is not the emitter's to animate. it either already
+          // paints as a plain style or the commit below hands it to one.
+          if (
+            textMetricStyleKey[key] &&
+            !(key === 'fontSize' ? emitterMovesFontSize : emitterMovesLeading)
+          ) {
+            continue
+          }
+
+          if (key === 'transform' && Array.isArray(val)) {
+            for (const transform of val) {
+              if (!transform) continue
+              const index = transformCount++
+              const tkey = Object.keys(transform)[0]
+              const currentTransform = animatedTranforms.current[index]?.[tkey]
+              if (!currentTransform) animatedShapeChanged = true
+              animatedTranforms.current[index] = {
+                [tkey]: update(tkey, currentTransform, transform[tkey]),
+              }
+            }
+          } else if (
+            animatedStyleKey[key] != null ||
+            costlyToAnimateStyleKey[key] ||
+            jsDriverStyleKey[key]
+          ) {
+            // layout keys only animate numbers ('auto'/percents are static);
+            // unparseable themed colors can't be interpolated — skip both and
+            // let the next render apply them statically
+            if (jsDriverStyleKey[key] && typeof val !== 'number') continue
+            if (colorStyleKey[key] && !isAnimatableColor(val)) continue
+            if (!animateStyles.current[key]) animatedShapeChanged = true
+            animateStyles.current[key] = update(key, animatedValueFor(key), val)
+            seenAnimateKeys.add(key)
+          }
+        }
+
+        // the emitter can only re-target Animated.Values the committed style
+        // already paints. re-targeting the font size and the ratio keeps the
+        // product moving without a commit; a pass that disagrees with the
+        // committed style about whether the leading IS a product (a pseudo that
+        // overrides it with an absolute length, or the first pseudo pass on a
+        // node whose render never derived) needs the node swapped, which only a
+        // commit can do.
+        if (emitterDerivesLeading) {
+          if (emitterMovesFontSize) {
+            if (!animateStyles.current.fontSize) animatedShapeChanged = true
+            animateStyles.current.fontSize = update(
+              'fontSize',
+              animatedValueFor('fontSize'),
+              nextStyle.fontSize as number
+            )
+            seenAnimateKeys.add('fontSize')
+          }
+          // a factor at rest is left out: it multiplies as the number the
+          // painted product already carries. giving one a value the committed
+          // style does not paint is the shape change that commits.
+          if (emitterMovesLeading) {
+            if (!leadingRatioValue.current) animatedShapeChanged = true
+            leadingRatioValue.current = update(
+              'lineHeight',
+              leadingRatioValueFrom(),
+              emittedRatio!
+            )
+          }
+        }
+        if (emitterDerivesLeading !== paintsDerivedLeading.current) {
+          animatedShapeChanged = true
+        }
+
+        // the emitter receives a complete style. keep the Animated style graph
+        // equally complete, including a pseudo release that omits a pseudo-only
+        // key. React Native needs a commit when that graph's shape changes.
+        for (const key in animateStyles.current) {
+          if (!seenAnimateKeys.has(key)) {
+            delete animateStyles.current[key]
+            animatedShapeChanged = true
+          }
+        }
+        if (animatedTranforms.current.length > transformCount) {
+          animatedTranforms.current = animatedTranforms.current.slice(0, transformCount)
+          animatedShapeChanged = true
+        }
+
+        paintedTextRef.current = {
+          fontSize: nextStyle.fontSize,
+          lineHeight: nextStyle.lineHeight,
+          ratio: emittedRatio,
+        }
+
+        // run the queued animations immediately
+        runners.forEach((r) => r())
+
+        // pseudo state normally stays on the avoidReRenders path. adding or
+        // removing a style key cannot be expressed by an existing Animated.Value,
+        // so commit the pending state only for that structural change.
+        if (animatedShapeChanged && stateRef.current.nextState) {
+          stateRef.current.baseSetStateShallow?.(stateRef.current.nextState)
+        }
+
+        function update(
+          key: string,
+          animated: Animated.Value | undefined,
+          valIn: string | number
+        ) {
+          const isColor = colorStyleKey[key]
+          const [numVal, type] = isColor ? [0, undefined] : getValue(valIn)
+          let animateToValue = numVal
+          const value = animated || new Animated.Value(numVal)
+          const curInterpolation = animationsState.current.get(value)
+
+          if (type) {
+            animationsState.current.set(value, {
+              interpolation: value.interpolate(
+                getInterpolated(
+                  curInterpolation?.current ?? value['_value'],
+                  numVal,
+                  type
+                )
+              ),
+              current: numVal,
+            })
+          }
+
+          if (isColor) {
+            animateToValue = curInterpolation?.animateToValue ? 0 : 1
+            animationsState.current.set(value, {
+              current: valIn,
+              interpolation: value.interpolate(
+                getColorInterpolated(
+                  curInterpolation?.current as string,
+                  valIn as string,
+                  animateToValue
+                )
+              ),
+              animateToValue: curInterpolation?.animateToValue ? 0 : 1,
+            })
+          }
+
+          // the emitter runs for pseudo-state changes on a mounted node, so
+          // `default` is the state, but the transition is the one it was handed
+          const animationConfig = getAnimationConfig(
+            key,
+            animations,
+            emittedTransition ?? effectiveTransition,
+            'default'
+          )
+          runners.push(() => {
+            value.stopAnimation()
+            const { type, delay, ...config } = animationConfig
+            const anim = Animated[type || 'spring'](value, {
+              toValue: animateToValue,
+              ...config,
+              useNativeDriver: useNativeDriverForNode,
+            })
+            ;(delay ? Animated.sequence([Animated.delay(delay), anim]) : anim).start()
+          })
+
+          return value
+        }
+      }
+      useStyleEmitter?.(onEmittedStyle)
+
+      if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') {
+        if (props['debug'] === 'verbose') {
+          console.info(`Animated`, { response: res, inputStyle: style, isExiting })
+        }
+      }
+
+      return res
+    },
+  }
+}
+
+function getColorInterpolated(
+  currentColor: string | undefined,
+  nextColor: string,
+  animateToValue: number
+) {
+  const inputRange = [0, 1]
+  const outputRange = [currentColor ? currentColor : nextColor, nextColor]
+  if (animateToValue === 0) {
+    // because we are animating from value 1 to 0, we need to put target color at the beginning
+    outputRange.reverse()
+  }
+  return {
+    inputRange,
+    outputRange,
+  }
+}
+
+function getInterpolated(current: number, next: number, postfix = 'deg') {
+  if (next === current) {
+    current = next - 0.000000001
+  }
+  const inputRange = [current, next]
+  const outputRange = [`${current}${postfix}`, `${next}${postfix}`]
+  if (next < current) {
+    inputRange.reverse()
+    outputRange.reverse()
+  }
+  return {
+    inputRange,
+    outputRange,
+  }
+}
+
+/**
+ * one resolved entry as a react-native Animated config.
+ *
+ * springs go in as stiffness/damping/mass, which is the parameterization RN
+ * actually integrates. `bounciness`/`speed` and `tension`/`friction` are older
+ * spellings of the same two numbers, so nothing is lost by not using them.
+ */
+function entryToRN(entry: ResolvedEntry): AnimationConfig {
+  const extra = entry.timing.kind === 'spring' ? entry.timing.extra : undefined
+
+  if (entry.timing.kind === 'spring') {
+    return {
+      type: 'spring',
+      stiffness: entry.timing.stiffness,
+      damping: entry.timing.damping,
+      mass: entry.timing.mass,
+      ...(typeof extra?.velocity === 'number' ? { velocity: extra.velocity } : null),
+      ...(typeof extra?.overshootClamping === 'boolean'
+        ? { overshootClamping: extra.overshootClamping }
+        : null),
+      ...(entry.delayMs ? { delay: entry.delayMs } : null),
+    }
+  }
+
+  const bezier = easingToBezier(entry.timing.easing)
+  return {
+    type: 'timing',
+    duration: entry.timing.durationMs,
+    // `linear()` and `steps()` have no bezier equivalent; RN's default easing
+    // is the honest answer rather than a curve we made up
+    ...(bezier
+      ? { easing: Easing.bezier(bezier[0], bezier[1], bezier[2], bezier[3]) }
+      : null),
+    ...(entry.delayMs ? { delay: entry.delayMs } : null),
+  }
+}
+
+// a key the transition does not cover does not animate. snapping is what css
+// does for an unlisted property, so the drivers have to agree on it too.
+const snapConfig: AnimationConfig = { type: 'timing', duration: 0 }
+
+function getAnimationConfig(
+  key: string,
+  animations: AnimationsConfig,
+  transition?: TransitionProp | null,
+  animationState: 'enter' | 'exit' | 'default' = 'default'
+): AnimationConfig {
+  const resolved = forAnimationState(
+    resolveTransition(transition, { animations }),
+    animationState
+  )
+  const entry = getTransitionForKey(resolved, key)
+  return entry ? entryToRN(entry) : snapConfig
+}
+
+function getValue(input: number | string, isColor = false) {
+  if (typeof input !== 'string') {
+    return [input] as const
+  }
+  // the unit is optional: unitless numbers reach here as strings (scale, and
+  // any bare token value), and the number may be fractional. matching only
+  // `[-0-9]+` followed by a required unit read "1.5deg" as 5 and gave NaN for
+  // "0.95", and an Animated animation toward NaN never calls its completion
+  // callback, which strands whatever waits on it.
+  const [_, number, after] = input.match(/(-?(?:\d+\.?\d*|\.\d+))(deg|%|px)?/) ?? []
+  return [+number, after] as const
+}