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react-native-vk-draggablelist
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npm install react-native-draggablelist
var DraggableList = require('react-native-draggablelist');
<DraggableList
isScrollView={false}
dataSource={datas}
keys={keys}
containerStyle={{}}
contentStyle={{ }}
cellStyle={{width:this.baseItemWidth, height:this.baseItemHeight}}
toggleScroll={(can)=>{
this.setState({
scrollable: can,
})
if(!can){
this.setState({
isEditing:true
})
}
}}
renderCell={(rowData)=>{
{/*console.log("renderCell:", rowData);*/}
return self.renderBaseById(rowData.id, SectionType.TypeSelected);
}}
onMove={(newKeys)=>{
console.log("newKeys:", newKeys);
newKeys = newKeys.map((key)=>{
return parseInt(key);
})
self.setState({selectedItems:newKeys})
}}
/>
isScrollView: is scrollView or view,
dataSource: isRequired, array of your data include id, like [{id: '1', name: ''}, {id: '2', name: ''}]
keys: you can also pass data orders, like ['2','1'], but it should be same with your data ids
containerStyle: container style
contentStyle: content style
cellStyle:cell style
shouldUpdateId: the cell should be update
shouldUpdate: update all cell
renderCell: render cell
toggleScroll: if isScrollView is false, and outside component is a scrollView, should set the callback for scrollEnabled state
onMove: callback function, return the orders of cell by id(string)
onPressCell: when cell pressed
<DraggableList
isScrollView={false}
dataSource={[{id:1}, {id:2}]}
keys={[1,2]}
renderCell={(rowData)=>{
{/*console.log("renderCell:", rowData);*/}
return (<Text>{rowData.id}</Text>);
}}
/>
原来的项目不支持flexWrap
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## Demo
We found that react-native-vk-draggablelist 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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