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Swipe Cards

Tinder-style stacked cards with drag-to-dismiss. Cards fan out with depth scaling. Drag past threshold to dismiss left/right with velocity-based throw.

Layout

Card One

Swipe me left or right →

Card Two

Spring physics dismiss

Card Three

Stack depth illusion

Installation

Copy and paste

Copy the component source code and paste it into your project.

import { SwipeCards } from "driftkit";

Props

Name	Type	Required	Description
`cards`	`SwipeCardData[]`	Yes	Card data with id and content (ReactNode).
`onSwipe`	`(id, direction) => void`	No	Swipe callback.
`threshold`	`number`	No	Dismiss distance in pixels.

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Spring Physics

StiffnessiHow quickly the animation reaches its target. Higher values create snappier animations.300

DampingiHow much the animation resists motion. Lower values create more bounce and overshoot.30

MassiHow heavy the element feels during animation. Higher values make animations slower with more momentum.1

Generated Code

const springConfig = {
  "type": "spring",
  "stiffness": 300,
  "damping": 30,
  "mass": 1
};

// Basic hover animation
<motion.div
  whileHover={{ scale: 1.05 }}
  whileTap={{ scale: 0.95 }}
  transition={springConfig}
>
  <SwipeCards />
</motion.div>

// Advanced with custom animations
<motion.div
  animate={{ 
    scale: [1, 1.02, 1],
    y: [0, -4, 0]
  }}
  transition={{
    ...springConfig,
    repeat: Infinity,
    repeatDelay: 2
  }}
>
  <SwipeCards />
</motion.div>

Stiffness: Controls animation speed. Higher values create snappier animations.

Damping: Controls resistance to motion. Lower values create more bounce and overshoot.

Mass: Controls the perceived weight. Higher values make animations slower with more momentum.

Source Code

View the source code on GitHub to see the full implementation.

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