How can I change shouldReverse value at onDragRelease?

[DavidStryfe]

First of all, thank you very much for your library.

I'm developing an app of drag & drop exercises. So, when the answer is correct, the item should drop. But when it's wrong, it should go back to it's original position. I tried changing the value of shouldReverse in a state variable, but (for a correct answer) it goes back, change that shouldReverse value and then, at the second time, it would be dropped.

There is some way to do this?
If it's correct => drop the item at that position
If not => go back to the original position

Best regards!

[OverStruck]

Please see:

#41 (comment)

There's a bug with the prop onReverse. This prop should allow you to specify a callback function where you can set your own X and Y positions.

The link above has a quick fix for it.

[DavidStryfe]

Please see:

#41 (comment)

There's a bug with the prop onReverse. This prop should allow you to specify a callback function where you can set your own X and Y positions.

The link above has a quick fix for it.

Thank you for your answer.

I think my problem is different. I need to modify the shouldReverse variable BEFORE release. I mean, I check if the answer is correct, and then, I modify the shouldReverse to make the object stay there if it's correct, or reverse if it's wrong.
The problem is that I modify it on with an state variable, and it calls the onReverse before I can modify the shouldReverse. And I can't pass this variable to should reverse, I don't know how to do it.

Regards!

[tungnguyenit0201]

function onPanResponderRelease on Draggable.tsx, you can add a callback function reversePosition() for onRelease(), and check if the answer is incorrect->call reversePosition() and vice versa

  const onPanResponderRelease = React.useCallback(
    (e, gestureState) => {
      isDragging.current = false;
      if (onDragRelease) {
        onDragRelease(e, gestureState, getBounds());
        onRelease(e, true, newPosition.current, reversePosition); // add callback function here 
      }
      if (!shouldReverse) {
        pan.current.flattenOffset();
      } else {
        reversePosition();
      }
    },
    [onDragRelease, shouldReverse, onRelease, reversePosition, getBounds],
  );