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Activating this prop, the view cannot be moved out of viewport. This is the typical default behavior in any native photoview library.
Sets the initial scale to be used, and allow cover mode to work in react-native-transformable-image ldn0x7dc/react-native-transformable-image#11
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Hi @ldn0x7dc
First thanks for this project and also
react-native-transformable-image, they are both incredible. I've been modifying some parts of both libraries and I'm going to submit some PRs with what I think could be useful to everyone out there. I want to first say that the code of both libraries is super clean and easy to follow, you've done an amazing work.This PR adds a prop called
enableLimitsActivating this prop, the view cannot be moved out of its viewport. This is the typical default behavior in any Android native photoview library.I'm using this in my personal project, because I wanted transformable-image to behave the closest possible to other native libraries.
Thanks, cheers
Miguel