I'm trying to use CardInputWidget to solve tipsi-stripe issue
I found that when CardInputWidget has been wrapped with ReactViewGroup scroll animation got broken.

It looks better when focus are changing.
Source code here

If I use it wrapped into some Android viewgroup (like here) it works fine.
Have you any ideas?
Interesting -- I've never tried wrapping it into a react native viewgroup before. I'll take a look.
So, it looks like the ReactViewGroup is interfering with what I'm doing for focus control and animation; this is a pretty non-standard android widget (it was matching web design more than material). Have you seen this sort of behavior when wrapping views that do animations on margins in other instances?
@paynd -- just checking, have you seen ReactViewGroup interfering with views that do animations on margins elsewhere?
Hi @paynd. Just checking in again. Right now we don't plan to support this, but we have some new controls in the pipeline that will make this sort of wrapper a lot easier to build, so I'm going to close for now. Thanks for bringing this up!
@paynd Haha I try to implement this one on your library today, and I faced against it, sadly I find this post only now after looking for hours why the animation isn't working...
@mrmcduff-stripe I understand it's not your plan for the moment to support this, but react-native app are really growing and a lot of companies like mine are actually counting on library like the one of @paynd to implement your payement system, hopping it's a small problem and that's going to be fixed soon :)
@mrmcduff-stripe Oh, I'm so slowpoke. Trying to find some solution, again. Actually, it looks like scroll not triggered.
@magrinj Any ideas?
@paynd && @magrinj -- the CardMultilineWidget might work a little better, considering it's pretty close to stock Material (and no complicated animation)
@mrmcduff-stripe Unfortunately CardMultilineWidget doesn't match our design.
@mrmcduff-stripe any update on this?
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Interesting -- I've never tried wrapping it into a react native viewgroup before. I'll take a look.