react-native-gesture-handler
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Declarative API exposing native platform touch and gesture system to React Native
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JavaScript
import { isFabric, tagMessage } from '../../../utils';
import { getShadowNodeFromRef } from '../../../getShadowNodeFromRef';
import { useCallback } from 'react';
import findNodeHandle from '../../../findNodeHandle';
// Ref handler for the Wrap component attached under the GestureDetector.
// It's responsible for setting the viewRef on the state and triggering the reattaching of handlers
// if the view has changed.
export function useViewRefHandler(state, updateAttachedGestures) {
const refHandler = useCallback(ref => {
if (ref === null) {
return;
}
state.viewRef = ref; // if it's the first render, also set the previousViewTag to prevent reattaching gestures when not needed
if (state.previousViewTag === -1) {
state.previousViewTag = findNodeHandle(state.viewRef);
} // Pass true as `skipConfigUpdate`. Here we only want to trigger the eventual reattaching of handlers
// in case the view has changed. If the view doesn't change, the update will be handled by detector.
if (!state.firstRender) {
updateAttachedGestures(true);
}
if (__DEV__ && isFabric() && global.isFormsStackingContext) {
const node = getShadowNodeFromRef(ref);
if (global.isFormsStackingContext(node) === false) {
console.error(tagMessage('GestureDetector has received a child that may get view-flattened. ' + '\nTo prevent it from misbehaving you need to wrap the child with a `<View collapsable={false}>`.'));
}
}
}, [state, updateAttachedGestures]);
return refHandler;
}
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