Question 1

How to change the Yup and Nope text in react-native-swipe-cards?

Accepted Answer

Use the yupText and noText props to customize overlay text, e.g., set yupText='Like' for dating apps. You can also use renderYup for custom components.

Question 2

react-native-swipe-cards vs react-native-deck-swiper – which is better?

Accepted Answer

React-native-swipe-cards is simpler and focused on Tinder-style interactions, while react-native-deck-swiper may offer more features but less flexibility. Choose based on your need for ease vs customization.

Question 3

How to implement infinite card looping in react-native-swipe-cards?

Accepted Answer

Set the loop prop to true to restart the deck when empty, and use the onLoop callback for additional logic. This is shown in the props table with default false.

Question 4

Can I use react-native-swipe-cards with Redux for state management?

Accepted Answer

Yes, manage the cards array in Redux and update it via callbacks like cardRemoved. The library doesn't handle state internally, so integration is straightforward.

Question 5

How to add custom swipe indicators instead of default text?

Accepted Answer

Use the renderYup, renderNope, and renderMaybe props to pass custom React components, such as icons, overriding the default yupView and noView.

Question 6

Is react-native-swipe-cards compatible with Expo?

Accepted Answer

It should work with Expo since it's a pure JavaScript library, but check the npm package for any native dependencies or compatibility issues with your Expo version.

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