Motion.Pressable

Animatable Pressable. The gesture.pressed sub-state hooks directly into Pressable's onPressIn / onPressOut, picking up touch slop and accessibility semantics from React Native for free.

import { Motion } from '@onlynative/inertia'

export function PrimaryButton({ onPress }: { onPress: () => void }) {
  return (
    <Motion.Pressable
      onPress={onPress}
      gesture={{
        pressed: { scale: 0.96, opacity: 0.85 },
        focused: { scale: 1.02 },
      }}
      transition={{ type: 'spring', tension: 320, friction: 22 }}
      style={buttonStyles.button}
    />
  )
}

Tree-shaken import

import { MotionPressable } from '@onlynative/inertia/pressable'

style must be a value, not a function

This is the #1 footgun for users coming from RN's Pressable and the single most important thing to know about Motion.Pressable. RN's Pressable accepts a function-form style={(state) => ...} that re-runs on every press to derive styles from the press/focus/hover state. Motion.Pressable silently drops the function form — Reanimated's createAnimatedComponent wrapper does not invoke it, and you'll see no error.

// ❌ Silently broken — the function is never called.
<Motion.Pressable
  style={({ pressed }) => [
    styles.button,
    pressed && styles.buttonPressed,
  ]}
/>

// ✅ Drive press-state through `gesture` instead.
<Motion.Pressable
  style={styles.button}
  gesture={{ pressed: { scale: 0.96, opacity: 0.85 } }}
/>

This applies to style only. Plain values, arrays, and StyleSheet.create outputs all work as expected. If you genuinely need conditional styles that aren't animatable through gesture, compute them once in render and pass the resulting style array.

Notes

• gesture is the only path. There is no separate "Moti-style" pressable variant; this is intentional.
• gesture.focused works for any focusable Pressable (e.g. with accessible / TV / web keyboard focus). Native ignores it gracefully when the platform doesn't fire focus events.

See the full gestures page for sub-state priority and the prop's typing.