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Smooth fade gradients at the edges of your content can make a huge difference in how users perceive scrolling interfaces. They hint at overflow, suggest direction, and provide a more polished look. But implementing them natively in React Native can be tricky... That’s why I built rn-fade-wrapper—a lightweight, high-performance library for adding native gradient fades to any scrollable or overflowing content. It works with both old and new architectures (Fabric), and supports iOS, Android, and Expo out of the box. ✨ Features ✅ Native rendering via CAGradientLayer (iOS) and Canvas (Android) ↕ Supports vertical and horizontal fades

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Smooth fade gradients at the edges of your content can make a huge difference in how users perceive scrolling interfaces. They hint at overflow, suggest direction, and provide a more polished look. But implementing them natively in React Native can be tricky...

That’s why I built rn-fade-wrapper—a lightweight, high-performance library for adding native gradient fades to any scrollable or overflowing content. It works with both old and new architectures (Fabric), and supports iOS, Android, and Expo out of the box.

✨ Features

  • ✅ Native rendering via CAGradientLayer (iOS) and Canvas (Android)
  • ↕ Supports vertical and horizontal fades
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