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  • Updated the ResponsiveGrid component to include a new bounces prop
  • Fixed issue with ResponsiveGrid component horizontal padding
  • Updated documentation for onScroll and bounces props

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  • New Features

    • Added a new optional prop to ResponsiveGrid for controlling scroll bounce behavior.
    • Documented two new props for FlexGrid: scroll event callback and bounce control.
  • Documentation

    • Improved formatting, clarity, and consistency throughout the README, including updated prop tables and usage examples.
  • Style

    • Adjusted layout styles in the PinterestHomeExample to ensure containers use full width.
  • Chores

    • Updated project dependencies to newer versions for Expo, React, React Native, and related packages.
    • Modified the lint script to target specific directories and auto-fix issues.
    • Updated GitHub Actions workflows by refining dependency installation steps for improved CI efficiency.

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This update introduces several changes across documentation, configuration, and the ResponsiveGrid component. The README was reformatted for clarity, and new props (onScroll and bounces) were documented for FlexGrid. The ResponsiveGrid component and its type definitions were enhanced to support a new bounces prop, allowing control over ScrollView bounce behavior. The layout logic was improved to account for container padding in width calculations. Dependency versions in example projects were updated, and linting scripts were refined for targeted checks. A minor style adjustment was made in the Pinterest example to ensure full-width containers.

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File(s) Change Summary
README.md Reformatted for clarity; improved code snippets and tables; documented new onScroll and bounces props.
src/responsive-grid/index.tsx, src/responsive-grid/types.ts Added bounces prop to ResponsiveGrid; updated layout logic to account for padding; improved ScrollView props.
example/package.json, package.json Updated dependencies (Expo, React, React Native, etc.); refined lint script to target source directories; added new dev dependency.
example/src/PinterestHomeExample.tsx Set boxContainer style width to '100%' for full-width layout.
.github/actions/setup/action.yml, .github/workflows/ci.yml Modified GitHub Actions workflows: removed --immutable from yarn install; removed explicit install step from CI jobs.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ResponsiveGrid
    participant ScrollView

    User->>ResponsiveGrid: Render with props (including optional bounces)
    ResponsiveGrid->>ResponsiveGrid: Extract padding from style
    ResponsiveGrid->>ResponsiveGrid: Calculate effective width (containerWidth - padding)
    ResponsiveGrid->>ScrollView: Render with bounces prop and updated scrollEventThrottle
    ScrollView-->>User: Handles scroll and bounce behavior as per props
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Possibly related PRs

  • Add onScroll prop #71: Adds onScroll and bounces props to FlexGrid and ResponsiveGrid, closely mirroring the prop and scroll handling enhancements in this PR.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
README.md (2)

65-65: Remove trailing punctuation in heading.
Markdown lint rules discourage trailing punctuation in headings. Change #### Use Cases: to #### Use Cases.

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65-65: Trailing punctuation in heading
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136-136: Remove trailing punctuation in heading.
Change #### Use Cases: under ResponsiveGrid props section to #### Use Cases to satisfy markdown lint rules.

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src/responsive-grid/index.tsx (1)

115-126: Good optimization in useEffect for padding updates.

The useEffect correctly updates componentPadding only when the values have actually changed, avoiding unnecessary re-renders. However, there's a minor optimization opportunity:

Consider using the functional form of setState to avoid including componentPadding in the dependency array:

  useEffect(() => {
    const newPadding = extractPadding(style);

    // Only update state if padding values have actually changed
-   if (
-     newPadding.horizontal !== componentPadding.horizontal ||
-     newPadding.vertical !== componentPadding.vertical
-   ) {
-     setComponentPadding(newPadding);
-   }
+   setComponentPadding(prevPadding => {
+     if (
+       newPadding.horizontal !== prevPadding.horizontal ||
+       newPadding.vertical !== prevPadding.vertical
+     ) {
+       return newPadding;
+     }
+     return prevPadding;
+   });
-  }, [style, componentPadding.horizontal, componentPadding.vertical]);
+  }, [style]);
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example/package.json (2)

12-18: Approve dependency version updates.
Upgrading Expo to ^53.0.0, React to 19.0.0, and React Native to 0.79.2 in the example ensures compatibility with new layout and scroll features.


21-21: Approve Babel core upgrade.
Updating @babel/core to ^7.26.0 aligns with other Babel packages and supports the updated example setup.

package.json (1)

29-29: Approve targeted ESLint script update.
Limiting ESLint to src/**/*.{js,ts,tsx} and example/src/**/*.{js,ts,tsx} scopes the linting to relevant code and --fix enables auto-corrections.

example/src/PinterestHomeExample.tsx (1)

101-101: Approve full-width boxContainer style.
Adding width: '100%' guarantees each image container spans the column width, matching the updated layout logic.

src/responsive-grid/types.ts (1)

48-50: Approve addition of optional bounces prop.
The bounces?: boolean definition and JSDoc are clear. Verify that the component implementation forwards this prop to ScrollView with a default of true (e.g., bounces={bounces ?? true}).

README.md (9)

52-54: Skipping minor blank line and fence adjustments in the installation snippet as they are purely formatting.


63-63: Approve enhanced FlexGrid description.
The updated paragraph gives clearer guidance on two-way scrolling and ratio-based item sizing.


66-66: Skipping the insertion of a blank line here, which is a non-functional formatting change.


76-96: Approve FlexGrid data example reformat.
The multi-line object style improves readability for demonstration data.


99-108: Approve FlexGrid renderItem example update.
Reformatting to a multi-line JSX snippet enhances clarity without changing logic.


130-130: Approve updated example link.
Switching to the GitHub anchor for the Pinterest example improves navigability.


170-177: Approve ResponsiveGrid example reformat.
The revised JSX snippet and multi-line object layout align with the FlexGrid examples and improve readability.


493-499: Confirm documentation of onScroll.
The new <code>onScroll</code> prop is documented. Ensure the component passes onScroll (and scrollEventThrottle) to the underlying ScrollView.


501-507: Confirm documentation of bounces.
The <code>bounces</code> prop is described correctly. Verify that disabling bounces actually sets ScrollView bounces={false}.

src/responsive-grid/index.tsx (8)

26-26: Well done on adding the bounces prop to enhance scroll behavior control.

Adding the bounces prop with a default value of true provides users with better control over the ScrollView's bounce behavior at edges. This aligns well with the PR objectives.


42-46: Good addition of componentPadding state for tracking padding values.

This state correctly initializes horizontal and vertical padding values to zero, providing a foundation for more accurate grid calculations.


57-57: Excellent calculation of effectiveWidth accounting for horizontal padding.

This line properly subtracts twice the horizontal padding from the container width, addressing the horizontal padding issue mentioned in the PR objectives.


64-64: Good fallback mechanism and dependency array update in useMemo.

The code correctly uses effectiveWidth with a fallback to containerSize.width when the effective width is not positive. The dependency array is properly updated to include all relevant dependencies.

Also applies to: 68-75


83-113: Well-implemented padding extraction function.

The extractPadding function properly handles various padding styles and calculates the total horizontal and vertical padding values. It correctly uses StyleSheet.flatten to handle style arrays.


219-225: Good container styling updates.

Adding overflow: 'hidden' prevents content from overflowing the container, and properly merging the user-provided style maintains customization flexibility.


239-239: Good update to contentContainerStyle width.

Changing from a fixed width to '100%' allows the content to adapt better to the container width.


254-256: Good update to inner container styling.

Changing from flex: 1 to position: 'relative' and width: '100%' better supports the absolute positioning of grid items.

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