Teemu Taskula

Currently the only way to force the sheet to remain open is to re-open it when the user closes it: ```tsx const [isOpen, setOpen] = useState(false); return ( setOpen(true)} />...

Hi @Knaackee 👋 The `Scroller` component works so that it enables the drag gestures only when the scroller is either at the top or at the bottom. If the user...

Hi @alesmraz 👋 This would definitely be a cool feature but unfortunately it is not yet supported 😕

Hi @kestevez-rv 👋🏻 How could that be done? This library is using quite a lot of framer-motion features and based on the [docs](https://www.framer.com/motion/guide-reduce-bundle-size/) I would have to include the `domMax`...

Hi @0oooooooo0 👋 You could try to use snap points to place the sheet at the bottom and make it look like a "sticky" footer. However I would recommend not...

Great idea! 💯👌 I wonder if the implementation should be instead baked into the route entry utils since using the document title hook doesn't always tie into a page navigation...

@tkow sorry for taking so long to review this. Would you mind rebasing this with the latest main? I will try to take a look at this during this week...

Hi! 👋🏻 I'm kindah banging my head against the wall with this one since the TS side of things is mostly copied from the Stitches core and adapted to React...

Added the above `ref?: any` temp fix in `v0.2.1`. You can still maintain proper type safety with the `ref` even though the styled component prop is typed as `any`, so...

@tkow good point about rewriting the internals in TypeScript 👍 I agree that it would improve the development experience if we used TS instead of JS. I initially tried to...