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A documentary note for developers planning layouts with the Rust layout library Taffy, based on its README, licence and two style-property pages at one pinned commit. It collects the flexbox, grid, alignment and status-legend details the pages give. Nothing was built or run, and the benchmark figures are the project's own claims.
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Laying out a UI, title card or poster with Taffy: what its README and style docs state (docs only)
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A documentary note for developers planning layouts with the Rust layout library Taffy, based on its README, licence and two style-property pages at one pinned commit. It collects the flexbox, grid, alignment and status-legend details the pages give. Nothing was built or run, and the benchmark figures are the project's own claims.
Useful starting points
- Check the status legend before relying on a property: some grid properties are only prioritised for later work or marked not thoroughly tested.
- Safe overflow alignment applies only to a few position keywords; other combinations are rejected or treated as unsafe.
- The README says neither Taffy nor Yoga implements text layout, so text must be measured outside the library.
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