feat(Timeline): expose onScroll prop for ScrollView event handling #2654
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Description
This PR adds an onScroll prop to the Timeline component, exposing the native scroll event from the internal ScrollView.
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Motivation
In a project I work on that uses react-native-calendars, there was a requirement to create a floating button inside the Timeline that would animate based on the user’s vertical scrolling (shrinking when scrolling down, expanding when scrolling up).
I was frustrated to find that the Timeline component — via the timelineProps — did not expose any prop to capture scroll events, which made it impossible to implement this behavior without modifying the library.
This led me to create a fork to handle the case, and it also motivated me to contribute this small improvement back to the community so others can more easily implement similar features.
Here’s a quick demo showing how exposing the
onScroll
prop enables UI animations like a floating button reacting to scroll direction:FAB.mp4