v3.4.1 — custom easing system + docs Theming fix

A motion-polish + docs fix patch. Every transition and animation in BoldKit now runs on a custom easing system based on the animations.dev easing blueprint. The browser's built-in ease-out / ease-in-out curves are too weak to read as "snappy" on hard neubrutalist surfaces — so they're replaced with stronger custom cubic-bezier curves, applied identically across React and Vue 3.

✨ Custom easing system

• New easing tokens in @theme: --ease-out (out-quart), --ease-in-out (in-out-cubic), --ease-in, plus a named scale --ease-out-quad…expo / --ease-in-out-quad…quint sorted weakest→strongest.
• --default-transition-timing-function is now ease-out — every transition-* utility gets responsive motion for free, no per-element easing needed.
• ~37 keyframe animations retrofitted per stylesheet (accordion, collapsible, bounce, pop, shake, wiggle, jello, …) to reference the tokens. Continuous linear motion (marquee, spin) and the caret blink are intentionally left as-is.

🩹 Overlays animate with intent

All 16 React + 18 Vue overlay components — Popover, Dialog, Dropdown, Tooltip, Sheet, Select, Menubar, Context Menu, Hover Card, Command, Tour, and more — now apply the custom ease-out curve on enter/exit instead of falling back to the browser default.

🐛 Docs fix

• "Theming" in the docs sidebar now opens the full-width standalone Theme Builder (/themes) in a new tab, instead of rendering it embedded in the narrow docs column where it didn't lay out fully.

Install

The easing system ships with the theme stylesheet — re-add it to pick up the tokens:

# React
npx shadcn@latest add "https://boldkit.dev/r/styles.json"
# Vue
npx shadcn-vue@latest add "https://boldkit.dev/r/vue/styles.json"

Bumps: React 3.4.0 → 3.4.1 · Vue 3.2.0 → 3.2.1

Full diff: v3.4.0...v3.4.1