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react-native-image-tapper
Advanced tools
Tinder inspired way to scroll images by tapping the left and right side of the image.

yarn add react-native-image-tapper
https://exp.host/@darryld/tinder-style-image-tapper
const group0 = [require('./assets/a.jpg')]
const group1 = [
require('./assets/a.jpg'),
require('./assets/b.jpg'),
require('./assets/c.jpg'),
require('./assets/d.jpg'),
require('./assets/e.jpg'),
require('./assets/f.jpg'),
require('./assets/g.jpg'),
require('./assets/h.jpg'),
require('./assets/i.jpg'),
]
const group2 = [
require('./assets/f.jpg'),
require('./assets/b.jpg'),
require('./assets/i.jpg'),
]
const group3 = [
require('./assets/e.jpg'),
require('./assets/g.jpg'),
require('./assets/m.jpg'),
require('./assets/h.jpg'),
]
//...
<View>
<ImageTapper
images={group0}
imageWidth={'100%'}
imageHeight={400}
resizeMode="cover" //https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/image.html#resizemode
/>
<ImageTapper
indicatorColor="teal"
images={group1}
handleAfterMove={(direction, image) => console.log(direction, image)}
/>
<ImageTapper images={group2} indicatorLocation="bottom" />
<ImageTapper images={group3} />
</View>
MIT
FAQs
Tinder inspired image scroller
We found that react-native-image-tapper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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