Capture Current Index
See original GitHub issueOn reach a specific index of the Bottom Sheet snapPoints
, I need to fire an event in my application, how can I do it? Looks like that currently there is no way to control events or the bottom sheet position with the library.
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my code in detecting the current state of the bottomsheet. I only have 2 snap points, Full height and zero height, so the % should be 1 and 0.
Be careful tho if you have snap points [100%,30%,0], the call back sometimes will NOT be exactly 30% e.g. 29.999999 …
Is it possible to get index when there are more than 2 snapPoints?