react-native-view-transformer
A pure JavaScript RN component that makes ANY views transformable using gestures like pinch, double tap or pull.
Install
npm install --save react-native-view-transformer@latest
Usage
import ViewTransformer from 'react-native-view-transformer';
...
render() {
return (
<ViewTransformer>
//ANY views
</ViewTransformer>
);
}
Now, the wrapped views are transformable!
This component accepts following props:
-
enableTransform
: false to disable transform gestures. Default is true. -
enableScale
: false to disable scale. Default is true. -
enableTranslate
: false to disable translateX/Y. Default is true. -
maxScale
: a number. Default is 1. -
enableResistance
: true to resist over pan. Defaul is false. -
maxOverScrollDistance
: a number used to determine final scroll position triggered by fling. Default is 20. -
onViewTransformed
: a callback called when transform changed, receiving current transform object, {scale: xxx, translateX: xxx, translateY: xxx}. -
onTransformGestureReleased
: a callback called when the transform gesture is released, receiving current transform object, {scale: xxx, translateX: xxx, translateY: xxx}. Return true to abort further animations like bounce back.
methods
updateTransform(transform)
: immediately transform this view.
Transformable Image
The most common case is to transform an image, or a photo, which is famous as a PhotoView, or ImageViewer, so I provide a dedicated component react-native-transformable-image
Application
Besides transforming an image, this component is helpful in implementing transition animations.
For example, you want to transform a normal size content into a right-bottom floating small window (like the android youtube app). Using this component, you can do as following:
- Calculate the normal rect and the final rect. A
ViewTransformer.Rect(left, top, right, bottom)
object defines the boundary of a view - Use
ViewTransformer.getTransform(fromRect, toRect)
to get the transform object - Use
updateTransform(transform)
to make the tranform happen( This is immediate, but you can animate it by calculating the intermediate rects and then transform using your own animation loop)