ActionsSheetAdapter

Wraps react-native-actions-sheet — a zero-dependency action sheet with snap points, gestures, and a SheetManager API.

Installation

npm install react-native-actions-sheet

Usage

import { ActionsSheetAdapter } from 'react-native-bottom-sheet-stack/actions-sheet';

function MyActionsSheet() {
  const { close } = useBottomSheetContext();

  return (
    <ActionsSheetAdapter snapPoints={[50, 100]} gestureEnabled>
      <View style={{ padding: 20 }}>
        <Text>Actions sheet with snap points</Text>
        <Button title="Close" onPress={close} />
      </View>
    </ActionsSheetAdapter>
  );
}

Props

ActionsSheetAdapterProps is Omit<ActionSheetProps, …> — most of react-native-actions-sheet's props pass straight through, but five are removed from the type because the manager owns them.

Managed by the adapter (not accepted):

Prop	Why
isModal	Forced false — wrapping in a native Modal would take the sheet out of the stack's z-index layering. The manager handles the overlay lifecycle
defaultOverlayOpacity	Forced 0 — the library paints its own overlay regardless of isModal, which would stack on the manager's BottomSheetBackdrop as a double-dark layer
onOpen	Consumed → starts the backdrop fade-in, then handleOpened()
onClose	Consumed → starts the backdrop fade-out, then handleClosed()
onBeforeClose	Consumed → handleDismiss()

Adapter defaults (yours wins):

Prop	Default	Note
gestureEnabled	true	Set to false while a useOnBeforeClose interceptor is blocking dismissal
keyboardHandlerEnabled	true

Backdrop timing

openAnimationConfig and closeAnimationConfig do double duty: the adapter springs the manager's backdrop with the same config, so the fade rides the sheet's own curve. onOpen / onClose fire when the sheet starts moving, which is what lets the two run together.

Blocked dismissal keeps its escape hatches

Only the swipe gesture is disabled while an interceptor is blocking. Back button and backdrop tap stay enabled, because they route through onBeforeClose into the manager's interceptor — which is what produces the confirmation prompt. Disabling them natively would make the sheet silently undismissable.

Backdrop

backdrop (BackdropConfig | false) configures the manager-rendered backdrop for this sheet — a config overrides the group's backdrop default, false disables it. The library's own overlay stays forced off either way. See Backdrop.