DeedleFake

Reopening because of the last comment, which I forgot to fix in v0.18.1.

Ooh. I'd actually been thinking of doing something like this myself, not just because of the compilation speed problem but also because of the absurd size of the resulting binary....

I think it was a bit too much. Now it looks slightly too small on GNOME compared to other icons, especially with the exit node disabled. Edit: With a bounding...

Ah, that makes sense. My particular use-case was _not_ in a form, so I was surprised when I tested it with latency and found that it wasn't disabled. I'll update...

Sure. I put together [a repo with a reproduction of the problem](https://github.com/DeedleFake/phx_disable_example). Make sure to turn the latency simulation on or the effect isn't apparent running locally for obvious reasons....

Another oddity I just found while experimenting: Using `JS.push("event", to: ".selector")` propagates the disabled state to buttons that match the selector but _only_ if those buttons have `phx-disable-with`, regardless of...

One last thing, although this one is _probably_ intended: Buttons outside of forms but with `phx-disable-with` don't trigger the loading bar at the top of the page that a `phx-submit`...

Translation's not something that I'd given much thought to as this project started entirely for personal use and I didn't really expect anyone to use it, but I can certainly...

Sounds good. I don't have any particular way to maintain it as I don't use Snap on any of my machines, but I'll be happy to give it a look...

That is a bizarre one. Huh. I'll take a look.