Thanks for making a great library.
Is it possible to stop scrolling beyond the required range or get rid of the bounce?

We should have native, butter smooth animations with zero frame drops, even on large, complex UIs. I have noticed slight dips (60fps -> 57fps) on the JS thread for a split second when initiating panning on the row on very large lists. Can be reproduced in the example app. We can do better!

Is there a way to change the swiping direction ?

Can someone show me an example of how to setup the ref on SwipeableFlatlist in order to call scrollToEnd() on it?

If I setup my ref as such:

const flatlistRef = useRef<SwipeableFlatList>(null);

I get this tsc error:

how can to close the swipeable after pressed the option?

I replaced an existing Flatlist with SwipeableFlatList and it doesn't handle any of the swipes. It behaves just like the regular Flatlist.
Does something else need to be done?

Here is what I have:

const GoalListItem = props => {
    let goal = props.goal;
    return (
   containerStyle={{ margin: 10 }}>
            <Card.Title>{goal.description}</Card.Title>
            <Card.Divider />
            <View style={{ flexDirection: 'row', justifyContent: 'space-between' }}>
                <Text>{goal.reward}</Text>
                {/* <Divider orientation='vertical' width={2} /> */}
                <Text>{goal.targetDate}</Text>
            </View>
        </Card>
    )
};

That's the item I am rendering in the Flatlist and this is how I have the Flatlist configured:

 return (
        <View style={globalStyles.scrollViewContainer}>
            <SwipeableFlatList
                data={goalIds.filter(id => id !== 'temporary').map(Goal.getGoalById)}
                // Keep this item. Anything else, causes it to fail!
                renderItem={({ item }) => <GoalListItem goal={item} navigation={navigation} setter={setGoalIds} />}
                maxSwipeDistance={25}
                shouldBounceOnMount={true}
                keyExtractor={_ => nextId('g-')}
            />
     </View>
    );

Looks straightforward to me, but the cards do not handle any gestures and show no indication that they are not just the regular Flatlist.

Add types throughout the SwipeableFlatList and SwipeableRow. Probably also define/export them in a d.ts.

We should have native, butter smooth animations with zero frame drops, even on large, complex UIs. I have noticed slight dips (60fps -> 57fps) on the JS thread for a split second when initiating panning on the row on very large lists. Can be reproduced in the example app. We can do better!