A simple React component to reproduce the way iOS deletes an item in a list. 0 dependency. Demo
Config very much insipred by this post
npm i --save react-swipe-to-delete-ios
yarn add react-swipe-to-delete-ios
import React from 'react' import SwipeToDelete from 'react-swipe-to-delete-ios' ... <SwipeToDelete onDelete={handleDelete} // required // optional height={50} // default transitionDuration={250} // default deleteWidth={75} // default deleteThreshold={75} // default showDeleteAction={true} //default deleteColor="rgba(252, 58, 48, 1.00)" // default deleteText="Delete" // default deleteComponent={<DeleteComponent/>} // not default disabled={false} // default id="swiper-1" // not default className="my-swiper" // not default rtl={false} // default onDeleteConfirm={(onSuccess, onCancel) => { // not default - default is null if (window.confirm("Do you really want to delete this item ?")) { onSuccess(); } else { onCancel(); } }} > {children} </SwipeToDelete>Prop Type Default onDelete function required onDeleteConfirm function null height number 50 transitionDuration number (ms) 250 deleteWidth number (px) 75 deleteThreshold number (%) 75 showDeleteAction bool true deleteColor string "rgba(252, 58, 48, 1.00)" deleteText string "Delete" (deleteText or deleteComponent) deleteComponent node null (deleteText or deleteComponent) disabled bool false rtl bool false id string '' className string ''
Knowing the Component structure might help you customise with your own CSS.
<div id={id} className={`rstdi${deleting ? " deleting" : ""} ${className}`}> <div className={`delete${deleting ? " deleting" : ""}`}> <button>Delete</button> </div> <div className={`content${deleting ? " deleting" : ""}${!touching ? " transition" : ""}`}> {children} </div> </div>
rewrite the whole library:
styled-components
- 0 dependencyheight
is now optionalREADME
onDeleteConfirm
is now in productionclassName
and id
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