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react-native-gifted-touch

RNGiftedTouch is a react native component that allows to handle single, double and long presses on a single element effortlessly.

Installation

npm install react-native-gifted-touch

or if you use yarn

yarn add react-native-gifted-touch

Example

import React from 'react';
import { Text } from 'react-native';
import RNGiftedTouch from 'react-native-gifted-touch';

function Component() {
  return (
    <RNGiftedTouch
      onSinglePress={(event, gestureState) =>
        console.log('handle single press')
      }
      onDoublePress={(event, gestureState) =>
        console.log('handle double press')
      }
      onLongPress={(event, gestureState) => console.log('handle long press')}
      longPressDelay={800}
      doublePressDelay={500}
    >
      <Text>I'm a touchable...</Text>
    </RNGiftedTouch>
  );
}

Props

Attributes Type Default Required Description
onSinglePress Function null false Single press handler on the element
onDoublePress Function null false Double press handler on the element
onLongPress Function null false Long press handler on the element
longPressDelay Number 700 false Delay in ms before triggering long press
doublePressDelay Number 400 false Delay in ms before triggering double press, should always be less than longPressDelay

onSinglePress(event, gestureState)

The single press handler on the component.

onDoublePress(event, gestureState)

The double press handler on the component.

onLongPress(event, gestureState)

The long press handler on the component.

Quirks & Limitations

  • For this component to work as intended longPressDelay should always be greater than doublePressDelay.
  • You might notice a slight delay in ms before onSinglePress is invoked. The delay is exactly equal to the value of doublePressDelay. This is because the single press event is queued using a timeout and is delayed till doublePressDelay duration is elapsed, so as to trigger the double press event if it receives one.

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