Open indiaabbott opened 5 months ago
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You can use enableDynamicSizing
for this purpose
You can use
enableDynamicSizing
for this purpose
Thanks for your response, however in my experience enableDynamicSizing
only calculates a snap point for the full length of content inside the sheet. I want to dynamically calculate an entire snap point array not just one point :)
onLayout will be called multiple times, I think it's expected, because you are changing the size of the modal after it renders. You can try to combine dynamicSizing with your method, if your points will be less than full modal size
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Bug
Apologies in advance if this is intended behaviour.
In my project, I wish to dynamically calculate snap points based on the height of certain 'content sections' that are rendered in the Bottom Sheet. e.g.
The button height and view height are then used to create the snapPoints array.
Essentially I am trying to achieve something similar to what this issue requests: https://github.com/gorhom/react-native-bottom-sheet/issues/1024, until v5 introduces this functionality! :)
However I noticed that wrapping my
View
in theBottomSheet
seems to causeonLayout
functions to be called multiple times with different increasing values, sometimes it eventually settles on the correct value but not always. I saw this from console logging inside theonLayout
functions. This causes inconsistent UI due to thesnapPoints
being inconsistent / not getting the correct values.Environment info
Steps To Reproduce
onLayout
prop,Describe what you expected to happen:
Reproducible sample code
See above