If you need rows to behave independently you can return a <SwipeRow>
in the renderItem
function. Make sure you import the <SwipeRow>
in addition to the <SwipeListView>
. See the example below and the docs under API for how to implement a custom <SwipeRow>
. There is also a full example in SwipeListExample/examples/per_row_config.js
.
The following values can be dynamic by passing them as props on the <SwipeRow>
:
leftOpenValue
rightOpenValue
stopLeftSwipe
stopRightSwipe
closeOnRowPress
disableLeftSwipe
disableRightSwipe
recalculateHiddenLayout
directionalDistanceChangeThreshold
leftActivationValue
rightActivationValue
leftActionValue
rightActionValue
initialLeftActionState
initialRightActionState
import { SwipeListView, SwipeRow } from 'react-native-swipe-list-view';
<SwipeListView
data={data}
renderItem={ (rowData, rowMap) => (
<SwipeRow
disableRightSwipe={parseInt(rowData.item.key) % 2 !== 0}
disableLeftSwipe={parseInt(rowData.item.key) % 2 === 0}
leftOpenValue={20 + parseInt(rowData.item.key) * 5}
rightOpenValue={-150}
leftActivationValue={200}
>
<View style={styles.rowBack}>
<Text>Left Hidden</Text>
<Text>Right Hidden</Text>
</View>
<View style={styles.rowFront}>
<Text>Row front | {rowData.item.key}</Text>
</View>
</SwipeRow>
)}
/>
You can also customize your individual rows by passing in your row's data
next props:
leftOpenValue
rightOpenValue
closeOnRowPress
disableLeftSwipe
disableRightSwipe
stopLeftSwipe
stopRightSwipe
leftActivationValue
rightActivationValue
leftActionValue
rightActionValue
initialLeftActionState
initialRightActionState
Example:
const dataSource = [
{
name: 'Andy',
age: 12,
disableRightSwipe: true,
},
{
name: 'Betty',
age: 11,
leftOpenValue: 150,
},
{
name: 'Carl',
age: 11,
leftActivationValue: 200,
},
];