feat: Add limited support for objectPosition property on images #464
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damianstasik
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Can we get some movement on this? This is definitely functionality that I'd like to use! |
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I'll try to take a look at it today or tomorrow. |
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Currently any image that has
objectFitproperty will be centered without any way to control this behavior.This PR adds a limited support for
objectPositionfor images, by tweaking what is being passed topreserveAspectRatioproperty.By limited I mean you need to pass both X and Y, and for both of them you can pass only three keyword values:
It is still something more than always center, so I hope it is useful enough to get merged.
I am marking this as draft, because I am not sure what is the preferred way of testing it. Should I convert the test cases to use snapshots?