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In reference to #10 , is there any plans to re-factor the current code to support the latest react native release? There are a lot of breaking changes off late. So, I just wanted to know.

hi,
when i click on an alphabet in the right sidebar to jump to it , it doesn't do anything , i used the example mentioned in the doc on android device.
should i add something else?

Is onCellSelect hooked up? If so how is it used? How do you bind the instance of what is selected and shouldn't the cell be a touchable component?

Hi Johannes,

I am just testing my app on an iPhone6. I have about 150 rows in my SelectableSectionListview, and when I tap one in order to go to another view it takes up to 1second to navigate to the next view.

I am using NavigatorIOS for my routing.

I should note that I am sure it's related to the amount of data, as after only rendering one item in the list and tapping that, it navigates as snappy as one would expect.

Either add a header props so a custom component can be passed in, or remove the footer prop and let people just manually add renderHeader and renderFooter.

Hi, I just wanted to know, if this is purely a JS utility. It works on Android also right? I am having some issues getting this up and running, so wanted to clarify.

Can we join forces and merge all these versions of this component?

@johanneslumpe - https://github.com/johanneslumpe/react-native-selectablesectionlistview
@sunnylqm - https://github.com/sunnylqm/react-native-alphabetlistview
@dalhorinek - https://github.com/dalhorinek/react-native-letterlistview
@brentvatne - https://github.com/brentvatne/fixed-height-windowed-list-view-experiment - I think this implementation is the most efficient for now

点击右边的快速导航时，报错。

It would be useful to know whether the cell you are rendering is the first or last before a header. The reason for this being if you are recreating normal cell styling (e.g. Contacts iOS app) you have to have a bottom border on all cells, but then that border appears next to the next section header.

If scrolling to a section would scroll the ListView further than normally possible, prevent this and scroll to the maximum possible y-coordinate instead.

Currently the variable isn't cleared when the touch is released. This means that if we touch a section, then scroll normally and the touch the same section in the list again, it won't scroll.

First entry: info about using this (or actually any listview) with NavigatorIOS.

Would make a nice addon and make the listview a bit more universal.

Would be nice to have a screenshot in the README :)

Please add a maintainer to this project that will fix issues and merge pull requests. Thanks!

Hi, I'm getting the following error with "react-native": "0.52.2" & "react": "16.2.0":

"Cannot read property 'oneOfType' of undefined (SectionHeader.js:32:8)

When used with NavigatorIOS it should be possible to push the section list down a bit. This is just a first idea, maybe I can find a better solution for this?