Reanimated Drawer Layout
This component acts as a cross-platform replacement for React Native's DrawerLayoutAndroid component, written using Reanimated. For detailed information on standard parameters, please refer to the React Native documentation.
To use ReanimatedDrawerLayout, first ensure that Reanimated is installed and that your app is wrapped in GestureHandlerRootView. You can then import it as follows:
import ReanimatedDrawerLayout from 'react-native-gesture-handler/ReanimatedDrawerLayout';
Properties
drawerType
drawerType?: DrawerType;
Specifies the way the drawer will be displayed.
Accepts values of the DrawerType enum. Defaults to FRONT.
FRONTThe drawer will be displayed above the content view.BACKThe drawer will be displayed below the content view, revealed by sliding away the content view.SLIDEThe drawer will appear attached to the content view, opening it slides both the drawer and the content view.
FRONT | BACK | SLIDE |
|---|---|---|
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drawerBackgroundColor
drawerBackgroundColor?: string;
Color of the drawer's background.
drawerWidth
drawerWidth?: number;
Width of the drawer. Defaults to 200.
drawerLockMode
drawerLockMode?: DrawerLockMode;
Specifies the lock mode of the drawer.
UNLOCKEDThe drawer is unlocked and can be opened or closed by gestures.LOCKED_CLOSEDThe drawer will move freely until it settles in a closed position, then the gestures will be disabled.LOCKED_OPENThe drawer will move freely until it settles in an opened position, then the gestures will be disabled.
keyboardDismissMode
keyboardDismissMode?: DrawerKeyboardDismissMode;
Determines if system keyboard should be closed upon dragging the drawer.
animationSpeed
animationSpeed?: number;
Speed of animation that will play when letting go, or dismissing the drawer.
minSwipeDistance
minSwipeDistance?: number;
Minimal distance to swipe before the drawer starts moving.
contentContainerStyle
contentContainerStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>;
Style of the content view container.
drawerContainerStyle
drawerContainerStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>;
Style wrapping the drawer.
edgeWidth
edgeWidth?: number;
Width of the invisible, draggable area on the edge of the content view, which can be dragged to open the drawer.
hideStatusBar
hideStatusBar?: boolean;
When set to true, drawer component will use StatusBar API to hide the OS status bar when the drawer is dragged or idle in the open position.
statusBarAnimation
statusBarAnimation?: StatusBarAnimation;
export type StatusBarAnimation = 'none' | 'fade' | 'slide';
May be used in combination with hideStatusBar to select the animation used for hiding the status bar.
See StatusBar API docs. Defaults to slide.
overlayColor
overlayColor?: string;
Color of the background overlay on top of the content window when the drawer is open.
This color's opacity animates from 0% to 100% as the drawer transitions from closed to open. Defaults to rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.7).
renderNavigationView
renderNavigationView: (
progressAnimatedValue: SharedValue<number>
) => ReactNode;
A renderer function for the drawer component is provided with a progress parameter called progressAnimatedValue, which is a SharedValue indicating the progress of the drawer's opening or closing animation. This value is 0 when the drawer is fully closed and 1 when it is fully opened. The drawer component can use this value to animate its children during the opening or closing process. This function must return a ReactNode.
onDrawerClose
onDrawerClose?: () => void;
A function which is called when the drawer has been closed.
onDrawerOpen
onDrawerOpen?: () => void;
A function which is called when the drawer has been opened.
onDrawerSlide
onDrawerSlide?: (position: number) => void;
A function is called when the drawer is moving or animating, provided with a position parameter. This position value indicates the progress of the drawer's opening or closing animation. It equals 0 when the drawer is closed and 1 when the drawer is fully opened. This value can be utilized by the drawer component to animate its children as the drawer opens or closes.
onDrawerStateChanged
onDrawerStateChanged?: (
newState: DrawerState,
drawerWillShow: boolean
) => void;
A function is called when the status of the drawer changes, taking newState to represent the drawer's interaction state and drawerWillShow, which is true when the drawer starts animating towards the open position and false otherwise.
enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture
enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture?: boolean;
Enables two-finger gestures on supported devices, for example iPads with trackpads. If not enabled the gesture will require click + drag, with enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture swiping with two fingers will also trigger the gesture.
children
children?: ReactNode | ((openValue?: SharedValue<number>) => ReactNode);
Either a component rendered in the content view or a function. If children is a function, it receives an openValue parameter - SharedValue that indicates the progress of the drawer's opening or closing animation. This value equals 0 when the drawer is closed and 1 when it is fully opened. The drawer component can use this value to animate its children during the opening or closing process. This function must return a ReactNode.
mouseButton: MouseButton | SharedValue<MouseButton>;
enum MouseButton {
LEFT,
RIGHT,
MIDDLE,
BUTTON_4,
BUTTON_5,
ALL,
}
Allows users to choose which mouse buttons to respond to. Arguments can be combined using | operator, e.g. mouseButton(MouseButton.LEFT | MouseButton.RIGHT). Default value is set to MouseButton.LEFT.
enableContextMenu
enableContextMenu: boolean;
Specifies whether context menu should be enabled after clicking on underlying view with right mouse button. Default value is set to false if MouseButton.RIGHT is specified.
userSelect
userSelect: 'none' | 'auto' | 'text';
This parameter allows to specify which userSelect property should be applied to underlying view. Default value is set to "none".
activeCursor
activeCursor: ActiveCursor;
This parameter allows to specify which cursor should be used when gesture activates. Supports all CSS cursor values (e.g. "grab", "zoom-in"). Default value is set to "auto".
Drawer ref methods
Using a reference to ReanimatedDrawerLayout allows you to manually trigger the opening and closing of the component.
const drawerRef = useRef<DrawerLayoutMethods>(null);
Both methods accept an optional options parameter, which allows you to customize the animation of the drawer movement.
export type DrawerMovementOption = {
initialVelocity?: number;
animationSpeed?: number;
};
openDrawer
openDrawer: (options?: DrawerMovementOption) => void;
Allows to manually open the drawer.
closeDrawer
closeDrawer: (options?: DrawerMovementOption) => void;
Allows to manually close the drawer.
Example
Example of a ReanimatedDrawerLayout component can be found in Gesture Handler repository.
const DrawerPage = () => {
return (
<View style={styles.drawerContainer}>
<Text>Lorem ipsum</Text>
</View>
);
};
export default function ReanimatedDrawerExample() {
const drawerRef = useRef<DrawerLayoutMethods>(null);
const tapGesture = useTapGesture({
onDeactivate: () => {
drawerRef.current?.openDrawer();
},
runOnJS: true,
});
return (
<GestureHandlerRootView>
<ReanimatedDrawerLayout
ref={drawerRef}
renderNavigationView={() => <DrawerPage />}
drawerPosition={DrawerPosition.LEFT}
drawerType={DrawerType.FRONT}>
<View style={styles.innerContainer}>
<GestureDetector gesture={tapGesture}>
<View style={styles.box}>
<Text>Open drawer</Text>
</View>
</GestureDetector>
</View>
</ReanimatedDrawerLayout>
</GestureHandlerRootView>
);
}


