Easy drag and drop implementation for React Native.
npm install react-native-redrag-and-drop
or
yarn add react-native-redrag-and-drop
The package depends on react-native-gesture-handler
and react-native-reanimated
, your app should have those installed.
There are three components that you need to use: DragDropContainer
, DragView
and DropView
.
import {
DragDropContainer,
DropView,
DragView,
} from 'react-native-redrag-and-drop';
const App = () => {
const [items, setItems] = useState([{ id: '1' }, { id: '2' }]);
const onDrop = (dragId: string, dropId: string) => {
// Remove dropped item
setItems(items.filter((i) => i.id !== dragId));
}
return (
<DragDropContainer>
<DropView id='drop-1' style={styles.dropArea}/>
{items.map((i) => {
return (
<DragView id={i.id} key={i.id}>
<Text>Drag me</Text>
</DragView>);
})}
</DragDropContainer>
)
};
Use this view at the top level. The whole interaction will happen within the bounds of the container and the other views will be somewhere within that hierarchy.
Props | Description |
---|---|
dragDidStart?: (dragId: string) => void | This will be called when a drag starts happening, and you will get the id of the view being dragged. |
validDropIds?: (dragId: string) => string[] | Implement this to return a list of valid drop views for a given drag view. If a function is not provided, the default behavior will be to allow a drop for all drop views except the one currently containing the drag view, if any. |
dragDidMove?: (position: LayoutRectangle) => void | You can provide a worklet to be called during the animation, in case you want to animate some other view concurrently. The position will be in the coordinate system of the container. The function must be a worklet. |
onDropHover?: (dropId: string | undefined) => void | It will be called when a drag view enters the bounds of a drop view. |
onDrop?: (dragId: string, dropId: string) => void | Called when a drag view is dropped inside a drop view. You get both ids and can perform your state-changing actions here. |
A DropView
will allow you to drop a dragView in it. It is identified by a provided id
string. It can have any children, including drag views.
Props | Description |
---|---|
id: string | The id of this view. |
dragDidEnter?: (dragId: string) => void | Called when the dragView with the given dragId enters the bounds of this dropView. This can be used to highlight the drop view, for example |
dragDidLeave?: () => void | Called when a dragView left the bounds of this view. |
A DragView
will wrap the view that you want to move around and into a DropView
. It should have children, as these are used to perform the drag animation.
Props | Description |
---|---|
id: string | The id of this view. |
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
MIT