react-swipeable-list
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A react component to render list with swipeable items. Items can have one or more actions on left (leading) and right (trailing) swipe and different behavior depending on props. See examples
This repository contains new version of sandstreamdev/react-swipeable-list/. Whole component was reimplemented to support buttons in revealed content and different swipe behaviors. More information can be found in this issue: Clarify relationship with @sandstreamdev/react-swipeable-list
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npm install react-swipeable-list
# or via yarn
yarn add react-swipeable-list
import {
LeadingActions,
SwipeableList,
SwipeableListItem,
SwipeAction,
TrailingActions,
} from 'react-swipeable-list';
import 'react-swipeable-list/dist/styles.css';
const leadingActions = () => (
<LeadingActions>
<SwipeAction onClick={() => console.info('swipe action triggered')}>
Action name
</SwipeAction>
</LeadingActions>
);
const trailingActions = () => (
<TrailingActions>
<SwipeAction
destructive={true}
onClick={() => console.info('swipe action triggered')}
>
Delete
</SwipeAction>
</TrailingActions>
);
<SwipeableList>
<SwipeableListItem
leadingActions={leadingActions()}
trailingActions={trailingActions()}
>
Item content
</SwipeableListItem>
</SwipeableList>;
Type: boolean (optional, default: false)
Changes behavior of IOS list type.
When true and swipe is done beyond threshold and released the action is triggered.
When set to false actions are only opened and they need to be clicked to trigger action.
Type: milliseconds (optional, default: 1000)
Time in milliseconds after which swipe action should be called for destructive swipe action (item deletion).
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See destructiveCallbackDelay for SwipeableListItem. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: object (optional, default: undefined)
Additional styles for list tag.
Type: ListType (ANDROID | IOS | MS) (optional, default: ANDROID)
Changes behavior of swipeable items.
ANDROID
IOS
MS
Type: string (optional, default: div)
HTML tag that is used to create this component.
Type: number (optional, default: 10)
How far in pixels scroll needs to be done to block swiping. After scrolling is started and goes beyond the threshold, swiping is blocked.
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See scrollStartThreshold for SwipeableListItem. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: number (optional, default: 10)
How far in pixels swipe needs to be done to start swiping on list item. After a swipe is started and goes beyond the threshold, scrolling is blocked.
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See swipeStartThreshold for SwipeableListItem. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: number (optional, default: 0.5)
How far swipe needs to be done to trigger attached action. 0.5 means that item needs to be swiped to half of its width, 0.25 - one-quarter of width.
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See threshold for SwipeableListItem. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: boolean (optional, default: false)
If set to true all defined swipe actions are blocked.
Type: milliseconds (optional, default: 1000)
Time in milliseconds after which swipe action should be called for destructive swipe action (item deletion).
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See destructiveCallbackDelay for SwipeableList. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: LeadingActions component
Container component that sets up correct props in SwipeAction. See examples for usage.
Type: function (optional)
Callback function that should be call after list item is clicked.
Type: () => void
Fired after swipe has started (after drag gesture passes the swipeStartThreshold distance in pixels).
Type: () => void
Fired after swipe has ended.
Type: (progress: number) => void
Fired every time swipe progress changes. The reported progress value is always an integer in range 0 to 100 inclusive.
Type: number (default: 10)
How far in pixels scroll needs to be done to block swiping. After scrolling is started and goes beyond the threshold, swiping is blocked.
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See scrollStartThreshold for SwipeableList. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: number (default: 10)
How far in pixels swipe needs to be done to start swiping on list item. After a swipe is started and goes beyond the threshold, scrolling is blocked.
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See swipeStartThreshold for SwipeableList. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: number (default: 0.5)
How far swipe needs to be done to trigger action. 0.5 means that item needs to be swiped to half of its width, 0.25 - one-quarter of width.
It can be set for the whole list or for every item. See threshold for SwipeableList. Value from the SwipeableListItem takes precedence.
Type: TrailingActions component
Container component that sets up correct props in SwipeAction. See examples for usage.
Type: boolean (optional, default: false)
If set to true then remove animation is played and callback is called after destructiveCallbackDelay.
Type: function (required)
Callback function that should be call after swipe action is triggered.
Type: string (optional, default: span)
HTML tag that is used to create this component.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 Marek Rozmus 💻 📖 ⚠️ 💡 🤔 🚧 🎨 |  Adam Laycock 🐛 |  Rathes Sachchithananthan 🤔 |
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
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Swipeable list component for React
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