Swipe bindings for react
The react-swipe-component is an incredibly useful library for implementing swipe gestures in React applications. It simplifies the process of capturing touch events and integrating swipe functionality seamlessly into user interfaces. With a range of customizable options and event handlers, developers can create fluid and responsive experiences for mobile and touch-enabled devices.
Whether you're building a mobile app or enhancing a web application with swipeable features, this library helps manage touch interactions efficiently. Its flexibility allows it to be easily integrated into various components, making it a popular choice for developers looking to enrich UX with intuitive gesture controls.
Customizable Node Binding: You can specify the HTML element or node that binds touch events, offering flexibility to use 'div' or alternative nodes like styled-components.
Delta Control: Adjust the pixel threshold for swipe events, ensuring that only intentional swipes are registered, with a default set to 50 pixels.
Event Handling: The library provides multiple event handlers (onSwiping, onSwiped, onSwipeEnd) that give you access to swipe data, enabling dynamic responses during and after swiping.
Prevent Default Behavior: Control whether to prevent native scrolling during swipe interactions, allowing for a varied user experience depending on your app's needs.
Mouse and Touch Detection: Customize detection settings with options to enable/disable swipe listeners for mouse and touch events based on your application’s design requirements.
CSS Transition Support: The onTransitionEnd event is triggered once a CSS transition completes, helping to synchronize animations with user interactions.
Backward Compatibility: Despite breaking changes in updates, the library maintains a history of versions, ensuring accessibility for projects using older versions.
React is a widely used JavaScript library for building user interfaces and single-page applications. It follows a component-based architecture and uses a virtual DOM to efficiently update and render UI components
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