useInterpolateMotiPressable()

import { useInterpolateMotiPressable } from 'moti/interactions'

In the rare case that you want more customization over pressable state, you can use useInterpolateMotiPressable. As the name implies, it lets you interpolate based on the current interaction state of a parent MotiPressable.

Usage

import { useSharedValue } from 'react-native-reanimated'
import { useInterpolateMotiPressable } from 'moti/interactions'

// in your component
const mySharedValue = useSharedValue(0)
useInterpolateMotiPressable(({ pressed }) => {
  'worklet'

  mySharedValue.value = pressed ? 1 : 0
})

Access a unique parent

If you're passing a unique id prop to your pressable, you can also isolate this hook to that pressable.

Say the parent pressable has id="menu", and you want to isolate this hook to the menu pressable:

<MotiPressable id="menu">
  <Item />
</MotiPressable>

Then, in the Item component:

const mySharedValue = useSharedValue(0)
useInterpolateMotiPressable('menu', ({ pressed }) => {
  'worklet'

  mySharedValue.value = pressed ? 1 : 0
})

TypeScript support

useInterpolateMotiPressable returns an Animated.DerivedValue. You can also type it with a generic:

const swipePosition = useSharedValue(0)
const interpolatedValue = useInterpolateMotiPressable<{ done: boolean }>(
  'menu',
  ({ pressed }) => {
    'worklet'

    return {
      done: swipePosition.value > 50 && !pressed,
    }
  }
)

Use the result of the interpolation

Just like any derived value, you can read the value it returns with .value:

const swipePosition = useSharedValue(0)
const interpolatedValue = useInterpolateMotiPressable<{ done: boolean }>(
  'menu',
  ({ pressed }) => {
    'worklet'

    return {
      done: swipePosition.value > 50 && !pressed,
    }
  }
)

// then, in some worklet
const done = state.value.done

Performance

Similar to useMemo, you can also pass in a dependency array as the last argument:

const swipePosition = useSharedValue(0)
const interpolatedValue = useInterpolateMotiPressable(({ pressed }) => {
  'worklet'

  return {
    done: swipePosition.value > 50 && !pressed,
  }
}, [])

API

The following usages are valid:

useInterpolateMotiPressable(factory, deps?)

If there's a unique MotiPressable component with an id prop as the parent:

useInterpolateMotiPressable(id, factory, deps?)

Arguments

• factory is a worklet that receives the interaction state as the first argument, and can return whatever it wants.
• id is a unique string to identify the parent MotiPressable component whose interaction state you're trying to access.
• deps is a dependency array, just like useMemo

Returns

A derived value, which you can use in Reanimated worklets.