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Support for 'bold' namespace in fonts
See original GitHub issueDescribe the feature
Support for bold namespace in the fonts namespace of the theme
Motivation
The reasons is getting closer to what material design showcases as ‘common weights’ in here https://material.io/design/typography/understanding-typography.html
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:11 (2 by maintainers)
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You can put any additional stuff in the theme. I don’t think it makes sense for us to add a
boldto the default theme when we don’t use it.I see the same thing if I try to use the
DefaultThemefrom RNP. When you override the type definition for the Theme, technically the one provided by RNP no longer matches. You’ll have to either 1) not use the default theme or 2) throw a @ts-ignore on it and make sure you have fallbacks wherever they are needed.We managed to get our library to work with our custom theme (that includes a bold font and some additional color values) and the default theme by adding fallbacks to a default theme property anywhere that we used one of our custom additions, e.g.: