react-native-swipeout-component v1.2.8

React Native Swipeout Component

React Native Swipeout is a customizable swipeable row component for React Native, allowing you to create swipe actions like deleting, archiving, or other actions you might want to trigger with a swipe.

Installation

yarn add react-native-swipeout-component

or

npm i react-native-swipeout-component

Note: If you face dependency issues while using npm installation then run this:

npm i react-native-swipeout-component --legacy-peer-deps

Usage

import React from 'react';

import { View, Text, StyleSheet } from 'react-native';

import { Swipeout } from 'react-native-swipeout-component';

const MyComponent = () => {

  const rightButtons = [

    {

      component: <Text style={styles.customButtonText}>Delete</Text>,

      buttonBackgroundColor: 'red',

      onPress: () => console.log('Delete pressed'),

    },

  ];

  return (

    <Swipeout
      //MAKE SURE TO GIVE IT A HEIGHT
      style={{height:100}}
      right={rightButtons}

      autoClose={true}

      rightBackgroundColor="lightgray"

      buttonWidth={80} // Required when using autoOpenRight or autoOpenLeft

      autoOpenRight={true} // Automatically opens the right swipe action

    >

      <View style={styles.listItem}>

        <Text>Swipe me left to delete!</Text>

      </View>

    </Swipeout>

  );

};

const styles = StyleSheet.create({

  listItem: {

    padding: 20,

    backgroundColor: 'white',

  },

  customButtonText: {

    color: 'white',

    fontWeight: 'bold',

  },

});

export default MyComponent;

Props

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Integration with FlatList

Here's how you can integrate react-native-swipeout-component with a FlatList to prevent scrolling while swiping:

   import React, { useState } from 'react';

   import { FlatList, Text, View } from 'react-native';

   import Swipeout from 'react-native-swipeout';

   const YourComponent = () => {

     const [scrollEnabled, setScrollEnabled] = useState(true);

     const yourData = [

       { key: 'Item 1' },

       { key: 'Item 2' },

       { key: 'Item 3' },

       // Add more items as needed

     ];

     const renderItem = ({ item }) => {

       const swipeoutBtns = [

         {

           text: 'Delete',

           onPress: () => console.log('Delete pressed'),

         },

         // Add more buttons as needed

       ];

       return (

         <Swipeout

           right={swipeoutBtns}

           autoClose={true}

           backgroundColor="transparent"

           onOpen={() => setScrollEnabled(false)}   // Disable scrolling when swipeout is open

           onClose={() => setScrollEnabled(true)}   // Re-enable scrolling when swipeout is closed

         >

           <View style={{ padding: 20, backgroundColor: 'white' }}>

             <Text>{item.key}</Text>

           </View>

         </Swipeout>

       );

     };

     return (

       <FlatList

         data={yourData}

         renderItem={renderItem}

         scrollEnabled={scrollEnabled}   // Control scroll based on swipe state

         keyExtractor={(item) => item.key}

       />

     );

   };

   export default YourComponent;

Explanation:

• scrollEnabled State: We use a scrollEnabled state variable to toggle the scrolling of the FlatList.

• Swipeout Component: This component wraps around the list item and provides swipeable buttons.

• onOpen and onClose Callbacks: These callbacks are triggered when the swipeout is opened or closed, respectively. They are used to disable the FlatList's scrolling when a swipe action is in progress and re-enable it afterward.

Notes:

• Performance: Disabling and enabling scrolling dynamically is usually efficient, but be cautious if you have a very large list or complex items, as it might cause slight jankiness.

Important Rules

1. Auto Open Restrictions: You should not use autoOpenRight and autoOpenLeft together. Only one of these properties should be set to true to avoid conflicting behaviors.

2. Button Width Requirement: When using autoOpenRight or autoOpenLeft, you must pass a buttonWidth value. This ensures that the component can correctly calculate the swipe action's dimensions and behavior.

3. Component not displaying?: Make sure to give it a height if you can't see the component

Example with Custom Component Button and Background Colors

import React from 'react';

import { View, Text, StyleSheet } from 'react-native';

import Swipeout from 'react-native-swipeout-component';

const CustomButtonContent = () => (

  <View style={styles.customButtonContent}>

    <Text style={styles.customButtonText}>Custom Delete</Text>

  </View>

);

const MyComponent = () => {

  const rightButtons = [

    {

      component: <CustomButtonContent />, // Passing the custom component

      buttonBackgroundColor: 'red',

      onPress: () => console.log('Custom Delete pressed'),

      width: 80,

      height: 60,

    },

  ];

  return (

    <Swipeout

      right={rightButtons}

      autoClose={true}

      rightBackgroundColor="lightgray" // Set background color when swiping to the right

      buttonWidth={80} // Required when using autoOpenRight or autoOpenLeft

      autoOpenRight={true} // Automatically opens the right swipe action

    >

      <View style={styles.listItem}>

        <Text>Swipe me left to see the custom button!</Text>

      </View>

    </Swipeout>

  );

};

const styles = StyleSheet.create({

  listItem: {

    padding: 20,

    backgroundColor: 'white',

  },

  customButtonContent: {

    justifyContent: 'center',

    alignItems: 'center',

    height: '100%',

  },

  customButtonText: {

    color: 'white',

    fontWeight: 'bold',

  },

});

export default MyComponent;