@present-day/reveal-row 0.1.6 → 0.3.0

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- # `@present-day/reveal-row`
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+ # RevealRow
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- Horizontally scrollable row that reveals one or two action columns — **right**, **left**, or **both** sides. Three snap positions: left · center · right. Styling is entirely via `classNames` props (no bundled CSS). Scroll physics use inline `style` on the scroll track so the component works with zero external CSS.
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+ **Buttery swipe-to-reveal actions for React lists — powered by native scroll physics, not JavaScript animation.**
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- <img width="295" height="640" alt="Simulator Screen Recording - iPhone 15 - 2026-04-25 at 22 26 41" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/932021d4-5224-479f-9df9-c7045bf12afb" style="float:right" />
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+ [![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/@present-day/reveal-row)](./LICENSE)
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+ The swipe-to-reveal pattern every mobile inbox and to-do list has made second nature — as a headless React component. Swipe (or drag, or scroll) a row horizontally to reveal action buttons on the **right**, the **left**, or **both** sides, with three crisp snap positions: left · center · right.
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+ **[▶ Try it in Storybook](https://present-day.github.io/reveal-row/)**
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+ <img width="295" height="640" alt="RevealRow demo — swiping a list row to reveal actions" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/932021d4-5224-479f-9df9-c7045bf12afb" />
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+ ## Why RevealRow?
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+ - 🍦 **Native scroll physics** — momentum, rubber-banding, and snap come from the browser's own scroll engine (CSS scroll-snap), not a JS animation loop. It feels right because it *is* the real thing.
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+ - 🎨 **Headless & unstyled** — no bundled CSS. Every sub-element takes your class names, so it drops into Tailwind, CSS Modules, or plain CSS without a fight.
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+ - 📱 **Touch, trackpad, and mouse** — one component, every input. Works inside vertically scrolling lists without gesture conflicts.
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+ - 🪶 **Tiny & dependency-free** — just `react` and `react-dom` as peers. Tree-shakeable, `sideEffects: false`, ESM + CJS + types.
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+ - ♿ **Accessible by default** — focus-driven reveal for keyboard users, `prefers-reduced-motion` support, configurable ARIA labels, and a click-guard so a swipe never fires an accidental row activation.
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+ - 🎛️ **Fully controllable** — imperative ref API (`reveal('left')`, `close()`), settled-position callbacks, and a `disabled`/`isActive` protocol for coordinating whole lists.
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  ## Install
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  ```bash
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+ bun add @present-day/reveal-row
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+ # or
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  npm i @present-day/reveal-row
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  ```
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  Peer dependencies: `react`, `react-dom` (v18 or v19).
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- ## Basic usage
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+ ## Quick start
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  ```tsx
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  import { RevealRow } from '@present-day/reveal-row'
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  </RevealRow>
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  ```
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+ ## Multiple actions per side
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+ A side slot is a single column that **auto-sizes to its content** (with an 88px floor) — to show several buttons side by side (say, Delete + Pin), lay them out with flex and give each button its own width. No math required:
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+ ```tsx
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+ <RevealRow
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+ right={
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+ <div style={{ display: 'flex', height: '100%' }}>
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+ <button style={{ width: 88 }} onClick={handleDelete}>Delete</button>
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+ <button style={{ width: 88 }} onClick={handlePin}>Pin</button>
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+ </div>
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+ }
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+ >
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+ <MyRowContent />
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+ </RevealRow>
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+ ```
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+ Passing `actionWidthLeft`/`actionWidthRight` a number still gives you a fixed-width column, exactly as before.
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+ **[▶ See it live in Storybook](https://present-day.github.io/reveal-row/?path=/story/revealrow--multiple-actions)** under "Multiple Actions".
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+ ## Accessibility
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+ - **Focus-driven reveal** — tabbing into an off-screen action button snaps that side cleanly into view (instead of the browser's un-snapped scroll-into-view). When focus leaves the row, a focus-initiated reveal closes again — so keyboard users never leave rows stuck open. Swipe-opened rows are not affected by focus loss.
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+ - **Reduced motion** — preset animations become instant under `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce`. An explicit `animationConfig` is treated as an intentional override and left untouched.
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+ - **State hooks for styling and testing** — the root carries `data-reveal-position="left | center | right"` (settled position) alongside `data-reveal-mode`.
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+ - **Screen readers** — the drag handle is decorative (`aria-hidden`) with a configurable sr-only description (`handleAriaLabel`).
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+ - **Discoverable gesture** — tapping or clicking the handle briefly peeks the actions and springs back (released before the snap point), teaching the swipe without committing to a revealed state. Disable with `peekOnHandleTap={false}`; it's skipped automatically under reduced motion or `animationPreset="none"`.
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  ## Modes
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  | `mode` | Slots used | Resting ("closed") scroll |
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  | `left` | `ReactNode` | — | Leading action column |
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  | `right` | `ReactNode` | — | Trailing action column |
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  | `mode` | `'left' \| 'right' \| 'both'` | inferred | Override mode detection |
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- | `actionWidthLeft` | `number` | `88` | Width (px) of the left column |
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- | `actionWidthRight` | `number` | `88` | Width (px) of the right column |
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+ | `actionWidthLeft` | `number` | auto (min 88px) | Fixed width (px) of the left column; omit to size to content |
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+ | `actionWidthRight` | `number` | auto (min 88px) | Fixed width (px) of the right column; omit to size to content |
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  | `classNames` | `RevealRowClassNames` | `{}` | Class names for each sub-element |
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  | `showHandle` | `boolean` | `true` | Render the default 6-dot drag affordance |
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  | `handle` | `ReactNode` | — | Replace the default handle with custom content |
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  | `handlePosition` | `'start' \| 'end'` | `'start'` in left mode, `'end'` otherwise | Where the handle strip sits in the row |
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  | `handleTitle` | `string` | `'Drag horizontally…'` | Tooltip on the default handle |
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  | `handleAriaLabel` | `string` | `'Drag horizontally…'` | Screen-reader text on the default handle |
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+ | `peekOnHandleTap` | `boolean` | `true` | Tapping the handle briefly peeks the actions and springs back, hinting at the swipe gesture |
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  | `onRevealChange` | `(pos: RevealPosition) => void` | — | Fires when the settled position changes (debounced) |
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  | `onScroll` | `UIEventHandler` | — | Raw scroll events |
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  | `disabled` | `boolean` | `false` | Disables swiping |
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  ```
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- ## classNames
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+ ## Styling with classNames
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- All sub-elements accept class names for styling:
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  ```tsx
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  **Preventing row activation on swipe** — the component guards against triggering a click after a horizontal drag. If you wrap the row in a command palette item or similar, keep the built-in `onClickCapture` behaviour intact, or replicate it.
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+ **Focus styles** — the row root is a scroll container, and CSS clips anything drawn outside the scrollport, including focus outlines (on both axes). Draw focus rings *inward* on action buttons and row content: `outline-offset: -2px`, or Tailwind's `focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-inset`.
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+ **Single-axis scrolling** — the root pins `overflow-y: hidden` so rows only ever scroll horizontally; vertical overflow clips instead of scrolling.
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+ **Rounded list corners** — don't rely on a parent's `overflow: hidden` + `border-radius` to clip action buttons: scroll containers are composited on their own layers, and browsers can skip ancestor rounded clipping mid-scroll, exposing square button corners. Instead, put the matching radius on the buttons that touch the container's edges — the outermost button of the group, on the first and last rows only. Drive it from a token so the radius stays in one place:
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+ ```css
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+ :root { --row-radius: 12px; }
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+ .list { border-radius: var(--row-radius); }
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+ .list > :first-child [data-reveal-row-right] button:last-child { border-top-right-radius: var(--row-radius); }
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+ .list > :last-child [data-reveal-row-right] button:last-child { border-bottom-right-radius: var(--row-radius); }
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+ .list > :first-child [data-reveal-row-left] button:first-child { border-top-left-radius: var(--row-radius); }
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+ .list > :last-child [data-reveal-row-left] button:first-child { border-bottom-left-radius: var(--row-radius); }
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+ ```
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+ The stories implement the same idea with an index-aware helper (`edgeCorners` in `stories/demo.tsx`).
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+ ## CSS tokens
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+ The component is headless, but its one built-in dimension is themeable via a CSS custom property:
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+ | Token | Default | Effect |
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+ | `--reveal-row-action-min-width` | `88px` | Minimum width of an auto-sized action column (the floor under content-based sizing) |
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+ Set it on `:root` or any ancestor: `[data-reveal-mode] { --reveal-row-action-min-width: 72px; }`. Explicit `actionWidthLeft`/`actionWidthRight` props bypass the token. The stories layer their own tokens on top (`--row-radius`, `--action-width`) in `stories/demo.css` — retheme everything from one place.
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+ ## Development
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+ ```bash
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+ **Testing on a phone** — swipe gestures are easiest to judge without the Storybook manager UI around the story. Open a story's standalone iframe instead, e.g. `http://<your-lan-ip>:6006/iframe.html?id=revealrow--multiple-actions` locally, or [the deployed one](https://present-day.github.io/reveal-row/iframe.html?id=revealrow--multiple-actions). Every story shows its own event log at the bottom of the screen.
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+ ## Publishing (maintainers)
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+ ## License
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+ [MIT](./LICENSE) © [Present Day](https://presentday.io)
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+ /**
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+ * the row's default animation resolves to instant (`animationPreset="none"`
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