القائمة
Smooth, sticky, haptic swipe-to-act on list rows for Hora-family Android apps — the gesture feel AND the wiring rule that stops a kept (non-removed) row from sticking off-screen.
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Generate ALL Hora-family app icons AND brand-mark wide cards (Android launcher + notification, iOS, web, Play feature graphic, web OG/social image, GitHub repo social preview) from the shared Baloo Chettan 2 wordmark engine in hora-core. Use when creating or refining any Hora app's icons or brand marks, on any surface.
Use for a fast map of hora-core to decide where shared-across-the-family work belongs (brand, conventions, agent skills) versus an individual app's repo.
Publish and manage a "Hora"-family Android app on Google Play — store listing, the App Signing SHA that makes Google Sign-In work for testers, the store icon, and track promotion. Use for Play Console / closed-testing tasks, "testers can't sign in", or store-icon work.
The Hora-family splash screen and Home screen anatomy — identical structure across Android, iOS, and web for every family app (reference — Varisankya/Pathivu). Settings has its own skill (settings-page-standards).
Consume the Hora-family shared Android source (ChipHelper, ThemeHelper, AnimationHelper, design tokens) from hora-core/shared/android via sync_shared_android.sh — don't reimplement or hand-edit the generated copies.
Defines which repos each Hora app agent is permitted to read and write. NON-NEGOTIABLE — set by the repo owner; applies to every agent in every session.
| name | m3e-swipe-standards |
| description | Smooth, sticky, haptic swipe-to-act on list rows for Hora-family Android apps — the gesture feel AND the wiring rule that stops a kept (non-removed) row from sticking off-screen. |
For apps that DO use a list swipe-to-act, this is the family's one shared feel: a sticky, springy, haptic right-swipe that reveals an accent panel + check icon, then settles back into place. The row is never removed — the swipe just toggles state.
Reference impl: Varisankya util/SwipeHelpers.kt (SwipeActionCallback) + SubscriptionActionHelper
(swipe-to-mark-paid). Copy SwipeActionCallback per app — it references the app's own R/colors.
Keep the behaviour below identical.
Not every app uses this. A row-swipe action is optional. Pathivu deliberately has no row swipe — it marks habits done via an on-row check button and reorders via long-press drag (the swipe-to-mark-done gesture was tried and removed for being error-prone). Adopt this skill only when a swipe-to-act genuinely earns its place; a tappable control is often the calmer choice.
onChildDraw.STICK_ZONE (~0.15 of width)
the row follows the finger at STICK_FOLLOW_RATIO (~0.45); past it, 1:1. Apply the damped dX to
BOTH the row translation and the painted reveal width.m3e-haptic-standards): a light
tick on first nudge (~0.05 of width), a stronger tick at the sticky-zone exit (~0.15).getSwipeThreshold ≈ 0.4). That recover IS the
smooth, bouncy spring-back — do NOT replace it with an instant translationX = 0 snap or a
"no-commit" (getSwipeThreshold/getSwipeEscapeVelocity maxed-out) hack: those stop the stuck but
feel stuttery and cheap.The row isn't removed, so it must be restored AND the data write must not fight the recover:
onSwipeRight, call adapter.notifyItemChanged(position) synchronously (not posted) —
this springs the row smoothly back.onSwipeRight. Its updateData/DiffUtil rebind otherwise lands mid-recover, cancels it,
and leaves the row stuck off-screen at the edge.
recyclerView.postOnAnimation { recyclerView.itemAnimator?.isRunning { <write> } }.SwipeActionCallback copied per app; sticky damping + escalating haptics + natural recover intact.onSwipeRight does a SYNCHRONOUS notifyItemChanged.itemAnimator.isRunning), never immediately.