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Sovereign retained-mode GPU UI framework in Rust (wgpu+vello+taffy+parley), Elm loop, 40+ widgets.

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chore: refresco desde el monorepo — 27 crates nuevos (anim, lottie, svg, mesh, image, layer, test, wire-view, widgets rag-sidebar/router/lazy-list/rive-button) y sync de los 95 existentes 93253cc22 · Sergio · 

1# llimphi-widget-hero
2
3Shared-element transitions, Flutter-Hero style.
4
5The Llimphi runtime keeps a `HeroRegistry` retained between frames: if the same
6`key` appears in a different rect across two consecutive frames, the runtime
7interpolates `transform` so the node "flies" from the previous rect to the
8current one. This widget is the canonical wrapper that marks the `child` as a
9hero with the given `key` — an app composing with it never has to touch
10`View::hero` by hand.
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12The previous signatures (`hero_view`, `hero_quick`) are kept so callers do not
13break. They used to wrap only with `animated_inout` (fade); now they compose
14`hero` + `animated_inout`, so a caller reusing the same `key` across routes gets
15the real fly **and** the landing fade together.
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17---
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19Part of **llimphi** — see [llimphi](../../README.md).

README.md

llimphi-widget-hero

Shared-element transitions, Flutter-Hero style.

The Llimphi runtime keeps a HeroRegistry retained between frames: if the same key appears in a different rect across two consecutive frames, the runtime interpolates transform so the node "flies" from the previous rect to the current one. This widget is the canonical wrapper that marks the child as a hero with the given key — an app composing with it never has to touch View::hero by hand.

The previous signatures (hero_view, hero_quick) are kept so callers do not break. They used to wrap only with animated_inout (fade); now they compose hero + animated_inout, so a caller reusing the same key across routes gets the real fly and the landing fade together.

Part of llimphi — see llimphi.