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IOSwipeView provides iOS-grade swipe drawers, physics springs, multi-stage drag-to-trigger actions, and a high-level generic <SwipeList<TItem>> component with iOS Edit Mode multi-selection and animated row transitions for Blazor (WebAssembly & Server).

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Features

• Native Swipe Physics — Damped harmonic springs (Bouncy, Snappy, Smooth, Stiff), rubber-band stretch resistance, and device haptic feedback.
• Generic <SwipeList<TItem>> — Coordinated list container with automatic accordion management, hairline dividers, item templates, and empty state slots.
• 9 Deletion Animation Styles — Smooth CSS Grid row-collapse transitions:
  • AppleSpring (Classic iOS Mail spring height collapse)
  • SlideLeft / SlideRight (Directional fling)
  • ShrinkSlideLeft / ShrinkSlideRight (Momentum scale & fling)
  • ScaleDown (Inward shrink)
  • PopOut (Elastic spring micro-pop)
  • CardFold (3D perspective fold)
  • Fade (Dissolve)
  • None (Instant removal)
• iOS Edit Mode — Multi-selection mode with sliding circular checkmarks, selection pulses, gesture locking, and atomic batch deletion.
• Multi-Stage Progressive Triggers — Configure multiple triggers on the same side (TriggerStage="1", TriggerStage="2") with progressive pull thresholds and icon micro-pops.
• Stock Apple Presets — ClassicList, InsetGrouped, Notification, and Capsule.
• Full RTL Support — Built with CSS logical properties, automatically adapting to Right-to-Left writing modes (Kurdish, Arabic, Hebrew).
• Accessible — Operable via keyboard navigation (Tab, Arrows, Delete, Escape) with support for prefers-reduced-motion.

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Installation

Install via NuGet:

dotnet add package IOSwipeView

Add the namespace to _Imports.razor:

@using IOSwipeView

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Quick Start

1. High-Level List (<SwipeList<TItem>>)

<SwipeList Items="@Contacts"
           ListOptions="SwipeListOptions.ClassicList"
           OnItemDeleted="contact => Contacts.Remove(contact)">
    
    <!-- Leading swipe drawer (Swipe right) -->
    <LeadingActions Context="ctx">
        <SwipeAction Background="#34c759" Foreground="white" OnInvoked="() => Call(ctx.Item)">
            Call
        </SwipeAction>
    </LeadingActions>

    <!-- Main row content -->
    <ItemTemplate Context="contact">
        <div class="p-3">
            <h4 class="font-medium text-gray-900">@contact.Name</h4>
            <p class="text-sm text-gray-500">@contact.Email</p>
        </div>
    </ItemTemplate>

    <!-- Trailing swipe drawer (Swipe left) -->
    <TrailingActions Context="ctx">
        <SwipeAction Background="#ff9500" Foreground="white" OnInvoked="() => Star(ctx.Item)">
            Star
        </SwipeAction>
        <SwipeAction Background="#ff3b30" Foreground="white" TriggerStage="1"
                     OnInvoked="() => ctx.DeleteAsync()">
            Delete
        </SwipeAction>
    </TrailingActions>

    <!-- Empty state slot -->
    <EmptyContent>
        <p class="p-8 text-center text-gray-400">No remaining items</p>
    </EmptyContent>
</SwipeList>

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2. Standalone Row (<SwipeView>)

Wrap individual cards, tiles, or custom components:

<SwipeViewGroup>
    <SwipeView Options="SwipeOptions.Capsule">
        <ChildContent>
            <div class="p-4 bg-white rounded-2xl shadow-sm">Swipeable Card</div>
        </ChildContent>

        <TrailingActions>
            <SwipeAction Background="#ff3b30" Foreground="white" AllowSwipeToTrigger
                         OnInvoked="OnDelete">
                Delete
            </SwipeAction>
        </TrailingActions>
    </SwipeView>
</SwipeViewGroup>

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3. Multi-Stage Progressive Drag-to-Trigger

Declare progressive trigger thresholds on the same side:

<TrailingActions>
    <!-- Tap action -->
    <SwipeAction Background="#ff9500" Foreground="white">Flag</SwipeAction>

    <!-- Stage 1 Trigger (~200px pull) -->
    <SwipeAction Background="#34c759" Foreground="white" TriggerStage="1" OnInvoked="Archive">
        Archive
    </SwipeAction>

    <!-- Stage 2 Trigger (~280px deep pull) -->
    <SwipeAction Background="#ff3b30" Foreground="white" TriggerStage="2" OnInvoked="Delete">
        Delete
    </SwipeAction>
</TrailingActions>

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Presets

Preset	Description	Common Use Case
ClassicList	Flush square actions, 0px spacing, hairline dividers	Mail, Messages, Chats, TableViews
InsetGrouped	Rounded outer section mask, flush inner actions	Inset grouped list sections, Settings
Notification	Rounded floating pills, 6px spacing	Notification banners, Lock Screen cards
Capsule	Floating bubble capsules, 8px spacing, 32px corner radius	Media feeds, floating cards, dashboards

Customize any preset with C# with expressions:

var options = SwipeListOptions.ClassicList with
{
    DividerInset = 54,
    DeleteAnimation = SwipeListAnimation.SlideLeft with { DurationMs = 280 },
    SwipeOptions = SwipeOptions.ClassicList with
    {
        ExpandAnimation = SwipeSpring.Bouncy
    }
};

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Physics Springs & Deletion Animations

// Horizontal drawer physics springs:
SwipeSpring.Default // Responsive settle (~220ms)
SwipeSpring.Snappy  // Instant, zero bounce (~180ms)
SwipeSpring.Smooth  // Soft settle (~260ms)
SwipeSpring.Bouncy  // Playful spring oscillation
SwipeSpring.Stiff   // High tension, zero overshoot

// List row deletion transitions:
SwipeListAnimation.AppleSpring     // Classic height collapse (320ms)
SwipeListAnimation.SlideLeft       // Slide off-screen left (280ms)
SwipeListAnimation.SlideRight      // Slide off-screen right (280ms)
SwipeListAnimation.ShrinkSlideLeft // Scale 85% and slide left (280ms)
SwipeListAnimation.ScaleDown       // Inward scale down (260ms)
SwipeListAnimation.PopOut          // Elastic spring pop-out (280ms)
SwipeListAnimation.CardFold        // 3D perspective fold (300ms)
SwipeListAnimation.Fade            // Smooth dissolve (220ms)
SwipeListAnimation.None            // Instant removal (0ms)

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Keyboard Navigation

Shortcut	Description
Tab / Shift+Tab	Move focus between interactive swipe rows
← / →	Open trailing / leading action drawers (RTL aware)
Esc	Close currently open drawer
Delete / Backspace	Trigger primary destructive action

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License

MIT License. Open source and free for personal and commercial use.